 But it was. So why is inflation bad for bonds? Well, it's kind of a double whammy, right? So if you're collecting fixed interest rates on a bond, inflation makes those fixed payments look smaller and less attractive. But also, interest rates are probably going up in the economy if we have inflation. And so that makes the overall bond picture look worse, brings the price of that bond down. So it's kind of a double whammy when inflation hits. Number four, what is an inverted yield curve?