Yes.
Once you conclude that inflation is purely a monetary phenomenon you see that public distributed lies like cpi numbers don't match the loss in purchasing power, but the publicly shared m2 money supply tracks the money printing by banks quite well!
In Europe it's about a factor 4 loss off purchasing power since the introduction of the Euro. They started with 4T Euros when the currency was implemented and adopted by E.U. countries, and now the supply is just above 16T.
Bam, factor 4.
ECB changed their (too easy?) chart on their website so it's all expressed in compounding precentages now, horrible and useless.
This is a screenshot of the old chart though:
