Nah: with the mix of productivity boom from AI, from all of the infrastructure and capital formation in manufacturing construction, and from the tight labor market where people both are transitioning to high productivity fields, working after long periods of not working, and getting employed and supply chains being unsnarled and the greencard backlog getting cleared - the case for secular disinflationary drivers of economic growth writes itself.
it’s broadly matched by very strong corporate earnings, a stock market that consistently outperforms, and survey-based measures of consumer sentiment performing very very very well