Arthur Hayes: US–Iran conflict could force the Fed to turn the “money printer” back on

Arthur Hayes argues that escalation between the U.S. and Iran could trigger a chain reaction in the economy — and ultimately push the Fed toward easing.

If the war drives Brent oil higher, U.S. 10-year yields could spike. That, in turn, can fuel bond-market volatility and lift the MOVE index.

Historically, setups like this often become a catalyst for central bank intervention and fresh rounds of monetary stimulus.

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