The way the Central Bank raised interest rates was wrong. They increased rates gradually due to fears from both politics and the business world that supports them. As a result, both interest rates and inflation rose. They did everything they could to validate the thesis that "interest creates inflation." The inflation they inherited was around 38%, and they raised it to 75%.

Official U.S. figures show the fastest price rise in sectors from 2020 to 2024 (seasonally adjusted) as follows: Transportation: 27.1% Food and Beverage: 25.2% Housing: 23.7% Other Goods and Services: 22.0% Health Expenditures: 10.0% Apparel: 6.9%