Chances of Two Fed Cuts Much Higher Amid Looming Virus Threat, Wien Says

The video discusses the current market rally and the outlook for the S&P 500, highlighting that the scare is not over and corrections are expected. The impact of the coronavirus on the global economy is analyzed, with concerns about supply chain disruptions and a slowdown in China. The US 10-year yield is examined, suggesting it's more of a supply and demand story than an economic signal. The Federal Reserve's potential rate cuts in response to the coronavirus threat are also discussed, with an emphasis on the unexpected economic impact of the virus.

What is the main reason for the ongoing scare in the S&P 500 according to the discussion?

• A sudden increase in oil prices

• The impact of the coronavirus

• A significant drop in technology stocks

• A new trade war with Europe

What is the primary reason investors are moving money into bonds?

• High returns on bonds

• Low interest in equities

• Government incentives

• Rising inflation rates

What does the low yield on the US 10-year bond primarily indicate?

• A supply and demand story

• A significant economic signal

• A strong economic growth

• A high inflation rate

What unexpected factor is influencing the Federal Reserve's decision on rate cuts?

• A sudden economic boom

• A new fiscal policy

• The coronavirus outbreak

• A change in leadership

How many rate cuts does the discussion suggest might occur due to the coronavirus?

• Two

• One

• None

• Three