The problem I see is that the inflation worldwide is drivent by an expansive money policy on one side and an increase of transportation costs and production costs of many products mainly because of a deficiency in the supply chains.

In a way the central banks should increase the interest rates to slow down the inflation. At the same time however, higher rates will have catastrophic effects on real estate markets and also on state dept. So higher interests could totally kill the growth and plunge us into the next crisis.

If they can't increate the interests, the best next thing is the speak about increasing the interest :-)