Searching for Specifics From the ECB and Federal Reserve

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by central banks, particularly the ECB and the Federal Reserve, in responding to market changes and maintaining a balance between unemployment, inflation, and asset price stability. It highlights the complexities of policy-making in the post-financial crisis era, where market reactions often dictate central bank actions. The discussion also touches on the shifting priorities and metrics used by central banks, such as the unemployment rate and retail sales, and the difficulties in maintaining coherent policies amidst changing economic conditions.

What was the significance of the statement 'we've done everything we can' in the context of central banking?

In what way does the speaker describe the current state of central bank policies?