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The US Fed is about to end its ultraeasy course. The reason: after many years of exceptionally low interest rates – with most real, i.e., inflation-adjusted, interest rates even in the negative territory – and a huge inflow of newly created money to the economic and financial system, goods price inflation is rearing its ugly head. What will happen if and when the Fed begins its “fight against inflation” by raising interest rates and reining in money supply growth?
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