UBS Sees More Equity Volatility Ahead on Noisy Data

The transcript discusses the ongoing market volatility influenced by the Federal Reserve's rate hikes and the challenges in measuring this volatility. It highlights the role of various data points like CPI and jobs data in shaping market trends. The discussion also covers the VIX as a measure of volatility and the historical role of central banks in suppressing volatility until major crises occur. The conversation suggests that with current Fed actions, the nature of market volatility may change, leading to more day-to-day fluctuations.

What is one of the main factors contributing to market volatility according to the discussion?

• Stable interest rates

• Consistent economic data

• Federal Reserve's rate hikes

• Lack of inflation

Which data points are mentioned as influencing market trends?

• CPI and jobs data

• Housing prices

• Retail sales figures

• Consumer confidence index

What is questioned as a reliable measure of market volatility?

• Dow Jones Index

• VIX

• NASDAQ

• S&P 500

What historical action by central banks is mentioned in relation to volatility?

• Increasing interest rates

• Suppressing volatility

• Reducing inflation

• Boosting employment

How might the perception of volatility change according to the discussion?

• It will become less relevant

• It will be seen as more stable

• It will be viewed as more frequent

• It will be ignored by investors