Interest Rates: They will return to lower levels again and again

Eighteen months into the most aggressive tightening by central banks in a generation, a corrective narrative is emerging. The current period of relatively high borrowing costs may be the outlier, as the forces that characterised easy money in the pre-pandemic era haven't vanished

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