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The danger is inflation, which we don't see in the data yet. When it becomes an issue, you dial back QE. Best laid plans and all that, but there's no point wor
by navigatesol 7y ago
The danger is inflation, which we don't see in the data yet. When it becomes an issue, you dial back QE.
Best laid plans and all that, but there's no point worrying about a theoretical boogie man.