RE:RE:Inflation or Higher More Reasonable Interest Rates?I agree that that would be their explanation for using the word, but they are using it just before the Fed meetings as a sensationalized headline, as you say. Your point is well taken in that the rate change versus time has been a steep upward line. However, I also think that they haven't done enough, it's still painful for the average person since their actions have barely touched rising prices, especially food. Oil prices accounts for the majority of the small decline in CPI. People are still spending alot and have piled up some cash during the pandemic. It's unfortunately going to take much more borrowing pressure to start seeing some shift lower and 2% is far away, maybe end of 2023, if we're lucky. There are alot of Fed meetings in-between, I hate to say.