Locking rates until 2027 is economic malpractice. Central banks need to react to inflation shocks, recessions, and crises as they happen — not commit to a frozen path years in advance.
Locking rates until 2027 is reckless. Central banks need flexibility to react fast to inflation, jobs, and shocks—not run policy on a calendar.
Locking in rates until 2027 is a recipe for disaster. We need absolute flexibility to slash or hike rates the second the economy throws a curveball.
Central banks should adjust rates as needed, not freeze them till 2027. Flexibility beats outdated predictions every time.
