"The Fed steps in, it does what it does, quantitative easing. It buys treasuries. It caps yields. And it does what's called yield curve control. It saves the bond market. But you're also putting liquidity into an economy that's experiencing an oil shock, and that causes inflation. Economist Luke Roman thinks that we could see inflation that makes 2021 look mild. Double digits, maybe worse."
By Andrei Jikh | April 7, 2026 | Pending
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If the Fed implements quantitative easing and yield curve control during an oil shock, it will cause double-digit inflation, potentially worse than 2021 levels.

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