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There is a contradiction in here, which is the assertion that rates must go higher for QE to come back. QE is a zero rate phenomenon. Policy rates would first have to go from their present levels back to the zero bound before large scale duration buys from the Fed are seen again.
AI visual note: The image shows a Financial Times headline reading "Global bond sell-off deepens amid inflation fears," with a subhead noting "UK borrowing costs rise to highest since 2008 while Japan yields hit levels not seen since 1990s." The image illustrates the conditions that underpin the post's argument: as inflation fears drive a global bond sell-off and push yields higher across major economies, the very environment QE requires—a return to zero-bound interest rates—is moving further away, making large-scale duration purchases by central banks increasingly unlikely in the near term.