Assuming that the bond market is usually wrong in the short term in its forecast regarding the interest rate development of the central banks, we could theoretically assume that this will also be the case this time and that the Fed may even raise interest rates against all expectations in response to the rising inflation rates. This would kill two birds with one stone: it would put a spoke in the wheel of the excessive debt policy from Washington and at the same time massively shock its biggest opponent, the European Central Bank. All we hear these days from the ECB Tower in Frankfurt is whimpering begging for interest rates to be lowered soon. The eurozone is in a deep recession, and if we look at China's massive expansionary monetary policy, this would also be a blow to China as a business location.