Yeah, it start's that way but it does a 180 if they stop printing money, (by raising interest rates,) where as it goes into Weimar wheel barrel hyper inflation if they keep printing more money, (aka Zimbabwe.)
They fear the hyper inflation more than the deflationary depression. Current economic wisdom says crush the inflation at all costs, so I expect rate increases to continue.
Yeah, it start's that way but it does a 180 if they stop printing money, (by raising interest rates,) where as it goes into Weimar wheel barrel hyper inflation if they keep printing more money, (aka Zimbabwe.)
They fear the hyper inflation more than the deflationary depression. Current economic wisdom says crush the inflation at all costs, so I expect rate increases to continue.
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