Well, there is general agreement among economists that there is a causal relationship between monetary inflation and price inflation. But as there are plenty other factors coming into play such as velocity of money or shifts between supply and demand or effects from international trade, the effect of increased money supply on inflation becomes distorted and can´t be measured directly, especially not on a short time basis.
But today, if one speaks of inflation environment it is not needed to point a finger on monetary expansion. One can point on inflation directly, especially in the US -
https://www.dw.com/en/us-inflation-federal-reserve/a-57840133 (but Europe too). Anyone with money parked as such in a US or European bank denominated in US-Dollar or Euro will loose value. In Europe we have to pay interest for the bank to hold our money. It is quite insane.
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