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How Central Bank Debt Traps Fuel Stagflation
With the ten-year breakeven inflation rate ticking up to 2.34 percent on September twenty-fifth, the old playbook for fighting price pressure is hitting a wall. Lucas and Luna dissect how central bank balance sheet expansion creates a sovereign debt trap that forces higher rates even when growth stalls. Using the current thirty-two trillion dollar global debt backdrop and the stagnation in real GDP growth of one point five percent, they explain why traditional monetary tools are now amplifying rather than curing stagflationary symptoms.
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