Did Janet Yellen Just Achieve Maximum Optionality?

The video discusses the flattening of the yield curve and its implications for Federal Reserve policy, particularly in light of global economic conditions and market expectations. It highlights the Fed's strategy to maintain optionality in interest rate decisions, considering factors like Brexit and labor market conditions. The discussion also covers the influence of global central banks and the importance of economic forecasts in determining future rate hikes.

How does the Fed's approach to interest rates reflect their assessment of economic conditions?

What concerns arose after Brexit regarding the economy's performance?