Since the summer of 2020, so many dollars have been printed in America that the growth of the money supply has not dropped below 22%, which has overflowed the US Federal Reserve System, the Region Online reported.

Financial experts are seriously considering the risk of hyperinflation in the US due to the continuously operating 'printing press' that has released about 9 trillion unsecured dollars on the market. Analysts are counting on the international status of the dollar and hope that the world economy will be able to absorb so much money without affecting the American currency. However, no one excludes an increase in the price of goods.

The surge in spending and consumer activity after the restrictions are lifted will inevitably provoke a rise in prices, Jerome Powell, head of the Fed, noted.

About half of the amount thrown onto the market continues to be in the savings of Americans. It is the surge in spending that can provoke inflation, and then hyperinflation. But in America, they believe that they can keep the fall in the exchange rate within reasonable limits. Analysts are guided by a drawdown of just over 2%. And this is not so much in the global economy.