Generally speaking there aren't fears of a hard crash. The main concern is stagflation due to rising energy prices. It seems like the market is now finally sta

Generally speaking there aren't fears of a hard crash. The main concern is stagflation due to rising energy prices. It seems like the market is now finally starting to price in the externalities of abating climate change, which results in higher energy prices across the board (which in turn raises prices of everything else, with inflation due to QE piled on top of it). This means that output roughly stays the same, but there are more dollars competing for it.