John Taylor Sees 'Pretty Strong' U.S. Economy as 'Promising'

The transcript covers discussions on the Taylor rule, FOMC rate hikes, and the Fed's balance sheet roll off. It examines the impact of the government shutdown on the economy and deficit, the ECB's position on rate hikes, and the global monetary policy landscape. The uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its economic effects are also discussed. Finally, the potential leadership of the World Bank and its role in global economic reforms is explored.

What is the speaker's view on the ECB's ability to hike rates?

How does the speaker describe the impact of Brexit on the economy?

What priorities does the speaker suggest for the World Bank if they were to lead it?