No way that we are going back to a low interest rate environment next year already. Sure the government would love to print more money and not worry about debt levels, but inflation has been a huge problem last year. Both the FED and the ECB both stated that they are more concerned with inflation than with the economy itself. Which means they will keep interest rates high to contain inflation at the risk of facing a recession. A hard landing of the economy next year seems unavoidable and the major concern would be stagflation, high inflation without growth. Debt levels are already very high in most countries and now with high interest payments for all newly issued debt it's going to be hard for politicians to justify printing any new money. The halving next year is going to be a good event for all the crypto holders and will move prices up again.
I wouldn't argue that next year will be a "hard landing" or recession or anything like that. I would wager that the printing press will be back on. In fact, maybe the printing press has only officially stopped, but not actually. No one can realistically count the amount of fiat in circulation