Powell Will Try to Walk Back Expectations for More Cuts, Says Brown Advisory’s Graff

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's strategy regarding interest rate cuts, with Jay Powell aiming to reassure markets about a potential cut while managing expectations for future cuts. It also covers the global trend of negative yielding debt, driven by currency hedging costs and limited investment options. The discussion concludes with an analysis of US Treasury yields and the likelihood of further rate cuts, emphasizing the Fed's commitment to economic expansion.

What are the potential implications of the Fed cutting rates at the end of the month?

How has the popularity of negative yielding debt changed in recent times?

What factors contribute to the strength of the dollar against the yen?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of the 10-year Treasury yield?

What is the speaker's perspective on the Fed's approach to rate cuts in the coming year?