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Any normal time period would be considered “extremely hot” compared to the last decade+ of artificially low rates.
by cmmeur01 4y ago
Any normal time period would be considered “extremely hot” compared to the last decade+ of artificially low rates.
- voisin 4y agoCan you expand on why you think inflation was “artificially low”?
- danaris 4y agoI read it as the interest rates being artificially low...
- voisin 4y agoOk but then if interest rates were artificially low, then you would expect inflation to be artificially high but it wasn’t (at least by official measures). So the parent commenter is saying anything would be extremely hot given the last decade plus of artificially low rates, which is the exactly opposite result from what one would expect. (which begs the question: what does it mean to be artificially low? Compared to what?)