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>>54126125
Given how much money congress prints, I'm sure responsible policymakers who aren't elected would like to buck break the public to higher rates forever. We can see what extended 0% rates do to society and it's not pretty, even before the bill comes due. It would also give them a lever to pull the next time the government is bribed into the next totally uunforseeable and completely unexpected catastrophe.
Contrariwise, the Fed can be forced to cut to 0% again and most likely will, quite simply, when the other, more retarded, half of their dual mandate demands it. That's what you should be looking at.