So the logical answer to your point is why? Why did central banks pump liquidity via money printing into markets? Too prevent what ? what has changed that you think they will allow it to occur now .... now they have removed all fiscal market stimulus and the previously subdued inflationary pressures are emerging...poor to zero productivity gains on a global measure they created the stimulus last time ( and all times prior for a particular reason?.....) do you honestly believe they will allow...lets say catastrophic volatility to eventuate? or they are atm simply regulating the tap somewhat?
there are plenty of indicators to provide the answer and key industries in this environment that will be allowed supply....because it is in the Feds / US interest to do so and regain dollar value / dominance where decline has been evident in a debased US greenback for a short while what could those key industries be ?
as far as markets go what are the US based markets trying to achieve?...150 trillion technological transition underway which is potentially a capitol market transition that the US needs to leverage ....and leverage now
food for thought here and apologies for all the rhetorical questions @kokoro
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