> The current bubble is the dollar, and they can't raise interest rates without popping it. Whether they intend to pop it I don't know. How does that make any

> The current bubble is the dollar, and they can't raise interest rates without popping it. Whether they intend to pop it I don't know. How does that make any sense? By raising interest rates, they increase the value of the dollar, because they reduce its supply. Loans become more expensive. Prices across the board fall. Am I missing something?