March Madness: Could the Fed Move Next Month?

The video discusses the correlation between exchange rate policy and interest rates in the US, highlighting that this is not a new phenomenon with the Trump administration. It examines the Federal Reserve's approach to rate hikes, emphasizing the importance of market expectations and the probability of hikes. The impact of the dollar's strength on Fed policy and trade is explored, noting that the Fed has been mentioning the dollar more frequently due to its effect on growth. Finally, the video considers international factors, such as China's economic situation, that could influence the Fed's decisions.

In what ways has the Fed's approach to interest rates changed over recent years?

How has the perception of risk in global markets affected the Fed's policy decisions?

What role does international financial stability play in the Fed's decision-making process?