Here we are in 2022, fourteen years after the last big collapse of our economies ; the infamous burst of mortgages, the so-called subprimes. Back then we experienced strong support from central banks in order to prop up the markets and more broadly our countries. Led by the United States with the FED, extraneous central banks decided to go dovish on their decisions i.e lowering rates at a territory never known before. The rates plummeted towards zero and even negative figures. What does that ...