| The Covid-19 pandemic has been the cause of countless sleepless nights. Now, it seems, inflation has begun robbing people of much-needed rest, just as good news about vaccines keeps rolling in. But is inflation really something we should be worrying about? Treasury yields have some market-watchers sweating, though Janet Yellen and Jay Powell have maintained calm as signs mount that the economy is truly in recovery. Maybe we're justified in freaking out. Or maybe we all need a nap and some patience. The Inflation Regime Change Is Already Upon Us — John Authers Even Central Bankers Can't Agree on Reflation — Mark Gilbert Policy Credibility Is Hard to Earn and Easy to Lose — Daniel Moss Fixing the Supply Chain Will Help Beat Inflation — Conor Sen Inflation Is Uncontainable But Not Inevitable — Tyler Cowen Jerome Powell Knows a Market Tantrum. This Isn't Close. — Brian Chappatta We're Worried About Bubbles. That's a Good Thing — John Authers Fretting About Inflation May Be Just the Cure We Need — Noah Smith Republicans Shouldn't Be Democrats-Lite — Amity Shlaes and Matthew Denhart Powell's Reassurance and a Question for the Future — Bloomberg's editorial board This is the Theme of the Week edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a digest of our top commentary published every Sunday. | 
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