Finance reporting never ceases to read like it's written by sociopaths.

The core of this piece is sound enough: if the US keeps interest rates high while other major markets are easing, investors will leverage the disparity by investing money borrowed from low-interest countries in the US. This surfeit of external cash will then boost US inflation.

But when you end up writing about job growth as a bad thing because it might keep interest rates high?
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