Economist Swonk Sees Fed 'More Fragmented Than Divided' on Rates

The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's internal divisions regarding interest rate policies, highlighting Chair Powell's stance on risk management and the spectrum of views within the Fed. It covers the challenges posed by global risks such as geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties, and how these factors influence the Fed's decision-making process.

In what ways might global growth slowing impact the Federal Reserve's actions?

What does the term 'fragmented' imply in the context of the Federal Reserve's current situation?