Printing more money increases the amount of money that can be loaned than otherwise, thus lowering interest rates. Importantly, printing money creates bubbles. Bubbles are investments (stocks, housing, bonds) which are affordable to investors with lower interest rate loans but which are unaffordable with higher interest rate loans. When the interest rate rises, bubbles pop.
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