How Inflation Fooled Almost Everybody
Briefly

Some commentators are giving credit to the Fed, and central banks in other countries, for taking such forceful action—all those rate hikes—to anchor inflation expectations. But that may be merely a rationalization.
The important thing is that the rate cut is almost certain to be the first of a series, which would bring down the cost of mortgages and consumer loans and give a significant boost to the economy.
Read at The New Yorker
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