But I would not hold my breath that this changes much after Corona. In 2019 the Fed tried quantitative tightening, which resulted in the December stock market correction, and a big overnight lending spike. From there they resumed QE (Which was one day supposed be a temporary measure in the great financial crisis). They did drop interest rates again in response to Corona, though. Not before.
J Powell already promissed rates would stay as low as they are for 2 years.
But right now the yields of the 10 year, e.g. are going below what a new issue should yield I believe.
Gold/Silver should lose some steam when the DXY goes up, or bond yields increase. (Both of which should also have a negative influence on stock and bond prices).
Also don't marry the idea of inflation to the CPI. There is asset inflation (think housing market and stock market), and inflation in certain products like food. But other things like transportation (perhaps of lower importance to poorer than for rich). It's not a black and white matter.