Dollar Unlikely to Get a Lot Stronger: Principal Global's Baur

The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's potential rate cuts to support the economy amidst business uncertainties and a strong US dollar. It highlights the impact of currency fluctuations on global markets and the accommodative stance of central banks. The discussion also touches on fiscal support as an alternative to monetary policy, with a focus on the US and Germany, and the potential resolution of the trade war.

What actions is the Fed expected to take in the coming months to support the economy?

How might a stronger U.S. dollar impact U.S. multinationals?

What are the potential risks associated with a strong dollar for emerging markets?

What alternative measures might central banks consider if they are low on ammunition?

What is the significance of fiscal support in the context of economic challenges?