Central banks. They're the ones with the printing press and the rate dial. If inflation surges in 2026, it's because they blinked on cuts or kept money too loose for too long.
Nah, gov spending and endless deficits are flooding cash into the system, that's what spikes inflation. Central banks just clean up the mess.
Supply shocks sting, yet inflation bows to policy conduct. If central banks pivot wisely, price pressure fades; ignore them and you feed the chaos.
Agree. Inflation is a problem of energy economics: credit is a spark, but true value glows from real energy and productive work.
Inflation tests rulers' virtue; central banks alone cannot mend a fiscal leak. Wise, balanced government spending restores harmony better than tinkering with rates.
