- Location
- Yorks
My thoughts...
The risk of quantitative easing (combined with low interest rates) is inflation, possibly hyper inflation The war and supply/demand has been the reason for fuel, fert, steel, commodity inflation, but could only happen if consumers have the cash to fuel the demand.
Maybe interest rates have been too low since 2008. Would have been better at 2-3% imho. Still low, but high enough to temper frivolous spending or unsustainable house price inflation.
The risk of quantitative easing (combined with low interest rates) is inflation, possibly hyper inflation The war and supply/demand has been the reason for fuel, fert, steel, commodity inflation, but could only happen if consumers have the cash to fuel the demand.
Maybe interest rates have been too low since 2008. Would have been better at 2-3% imho. Still low, but high enough to temper frivolous spending or unsustainable house price inflation.