The Global Liquidity Index (GLI), a normalized measure (0-100, avg. 50), reflects global liquidity momentum. It aligns with a 65-month sine wave cycle derived from 1965–2000 data, offering insights into liquidity trends. The cycle helps predict future peaks and troughs, with the last trough in December 2022. Extrapolated data suggest the next peak will occur in September 2025, continuing the pattern of approximately 5–6 years per cycle. This model aids in forecasting global liquidity dynamics.
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