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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (4960)	7/26/2022 9:57:53 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 10768

As I have said it before, the Fed doesn't care about the inflation. What they care about is not having expectations of inflation embedded into the economy. The two are not the same thing. Once the Fed achieves that goal and feels comfortable that it can keep the market on its toes, they will welcome inflation as it helps the government shed its debt. I think I've said it several times, and he repeated it too, that the most likely course of action for the Fed is a sequence of flipflops that maintains as high of an inflation rate as possible, without allowing people to build it into the economy.