Dan Fuss Says Fed Should Rates But Trade War Creating Uncertainty

The video discusses the impact of trade wars on the US economy, focusing on potential rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. It explores the uncertainties caused by tariffs and sanctions, and how these factors could influence inflation and employment. The discussion includes historical comparisons to past economic conditions and predictions for future rate adjustments. The video also examines the implications of a possible yield curve inversion and its effects on long-term investments.

What are the implications of a potential inversion of the yield curve?

How does the Federal Reserve balance the need to fight inflation with the goal of promoting employment?

What historical parallels can be drawn from past economic conditions to the current situation?