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Visa and Mastercard Show Once Again Why Hyperinflation Fears Are Overblown

Visa and Mastercard Show Once Again Why Hyperinflation Fears Are Overblown

With inflation readings hitting levels not seen in multiple decades, rising shelter, energy, and food prices have started to negatively affect the American economy. Over the last couple of months, consumer prices have begun to stabilize, indicating that the worst of inflation may be over. Here's what hyperinflation means and why these fears are totally overblown (at least in the United States).