Fed Policy in 2019 Is an 'Open Book,' William Rhodes Says

The video discusses the weaker than expected Consumer Price Index (CPI) and its implications for future interest rate hikes. It speculates on the likelihood of rate increases in September and December, considering economic trends such as unemployment and oil prices. The discussion also touches on the potential for future rate hikes and the economic strategy of the Federal Reserve.

What factors contributed to the weaker than forecast Consumer Price Index?

What is the significance of the six-month moving average in economic forecasting?

What are the implications of the September rate hike being considered a 'done deal'?

How might the current unemployment rate affect job market pressures?

What predictions were made regarding interest rate increases for the current year?