I think the deflationary pressures from the economic collapse are largely offsetting inflationary pressures. I'm not an American, but that's why I'm not too concerned about the fiscal stimulus your country has enacted. I suspect we'll see a lot of see-sawing of monthly inflation in positive and negative directions for the next year. Say what you will about the massive numbers been thrown around by these bailouts; they're a fraction of the numbers they're trying to offset. Moreover, China will prevent the U.S. federal government from keeping the taps open too long. Because of this, I'm not buying into the notion that we'll see explosive inflation in the next few years.