Fed's Support of Credit Markets May Have Reached Its Limit

The video discusses the significant question of market reactions to the Federal Reserve's dovish stance, particularly the removal of rate hikes in 2019. It highlights the muted response in bond spreads and the slight increase in yields for riskier corporate bonds. The discussion extends to investment grade bonds and the widening of Pi spreads, raising concerns about investor confidence in the Fed's ability to manage economic cycles. The video concludes by questioning whether investors are moving away from riskier assets due to a slowing U.S. economy.

What implications does the text suggest about investor confidence in the Federal Reserve?

In the context of a slower U.S. economy, what is the 'big question' posed in the text?