The Fed still thinks they're going to get down to 2% right in terms of inflation. How do you think about that globally? Like, has something, is it different this time around? Is there kind of a new rate, because of some global macro forces that have changed forever? There are plenty of economists on both sides, as always; we can keep up the economy, keep up the debate. But I think it's going to, it's going to depend quite a lot on China. It could then see an extra 1% point or maybe 2% points on global inflation.
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