as long as the fed pursues a brinksmanship policy of near zero interest rates and refuses to back down from quantitative easing, this will continue. At the pres

as long as the fed pursues a brinksmanship policy of near zero interest rates and refuses to back down from quantitative easing, this will continue. At the present path, market inflation is being touted as 'transient' as more of a hope than a fact. The real concern is that raising interest rates will cause the corporate credit bubble (exacerbated by QE) to burst.