When money supply balloons but interest rates are kept sky-high, you’re basically inflating a bubble with a straitjacket on. Credit’s expensive, so borrowing slows, but the excess cash sloshes around, distorting prices and fueling malinvestment. Eventually, the mismatch snaps—asset bubbles burst, defaults spike, and the market brutally corrects as reality bites. India’s RBI playing this game is like juggling dynamite. Good luck with that. Got bitcoin?
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