Central banks are determined to get inflation back under control. That was the message from Jay Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Isabel Schnabel, an influential member of the European Central Bank's board, at the Jackson Hole symposium last week. So why did the central banks insist so much on this message?
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