Pimco's Clarida Says Fed May Raise Rates 4 Times in 2018

The video discusses Janet Yellen's legacy, focusing on her navigation of monetary policy and rate normalization. It explores inflation trends, potential economic scenarios, and the impact on the yield curve. The discussion extends to central bank policies, including the Fed, ECB, BOE, and BOJ, and their potential changes. Global economic factors, such as the Chinese bond market and Brexit, are also analyzed, highlighting their influence on global bonds.

What is Janet Yellen's legacy as she heads towards potential fiscal reform and another rate increase?

How has inflation behaved under Janet Yellen's leadership compared to the Fed's target?

What factors could lead to an adjustment in the Fed's dots regarding interest rates?

What are the implications of an inverted yield curve for the economy?

What challenges does the Bank of England face in relation to inflation and Brexit?

How does the Bank of Japan's approach to yield curve control differ from other central banks?

What is the significance of the Chinese bond market in the context of global bonds?