Eisenbeis: Evidence of Divergent Views in FOMC

The transcript discusses the diverse views within the FOMC, highlighting statements from President Bullard and President Williams. It covers the economic outlook for the US and global markets, noting concerns about productivity and growth. The market's reaction to the Fed's decisions is analyzed, with a focus on stocks, bonds, and the dollar. The discussion also touches on interest rates and dissenting opinions from FOMC members, particularly President Rosen Grin's concerns about prolonged low rates.

What evidence suggests there is a diversity of views among FOMC participants?

How does the speaker view the current economic situation in the United States?

What implications does the speaker suggest about the market's reaction to the Fed's communication?

What factors might affect the strength of the third quarter economic performance according to the speaker?

What concerns does President Rosen Grin have regarding low interest rates?