The world is changing really rapidly and capital markets tend to be slow to adapt when things structurally change because people trade based on their own experience. I think it's the nature of the Fed's been so successful for so long in containing inflation that it kind of underpins people's expectations. The idea that we're in a different world today but that's not the case anymore or actually if the economy starts going bad it's a very tense situation for a central bank. We lived whose mistakes the 70s and so on they're actually constraining what do I want to grow for inflation.

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