Any increase in the money supply growth rate will increase the inflation rate and nominal interest rates if the monetary neutrality and the fisher effect both on hold.
The theory holds that the changes in the money supply only affect the general prices, but not overall economic productivity.
The effect explains the relationship between inflation and real & nominal interest rates.
In conclusion, if the monetary neutrality and the fisher effect both hold, then, any increase in the money supply growth rate will increase the inflation rate and nominal interest rates
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