Whoever wrote that article has no understanding of the economy
Specially since they are comparing USD with Japanese Yen and interest rates.

Let me put it simply.
When Japan prints money (lets say a million dollar equivalent) that money is only going to be used domestically inside Japan and it only enters Japanese economy. Simultaneously when the Japanese government wants to sell any bonds they pretty much sell it domestically to Japanese so that also stays domestically.
On the other hand when US prints money (a million dollar) that money is used globally and enters global economy. When they increase interest rates and sell bonds they also sell it globally.

So for example the $1 million US printed is going to be used by Saudi Arabia to sell its oil to Japan and the bond US printed and dumped on the world is also going to be bought by Japan. So now Japan is facing 2 inflations: First is the one caused by the $1 million they printed themselves and Second is the $1 million US printed and they used.

This is not called "US economy booming", it is called a Ponzi scheme at its peak.

Otherwise a healthy and booming economy does not have:
1. A high inflation
2. A high interest rates
3. A government that prints $1 trillion every 100 days
4. A massive trade deficit
5. A massive national debt ($35 trillion) and growing