Don’t See Any Reason for Fed to Have Rate Cut, Says Goldman Sachs’s Wilson

The video discusses the shift to dovish monetary policies by central banks in New Zealand and Australia, attributing it to the global economic slowdown. It examines the Federal Reserve's decision to pause rate hikes, citing a strong labor market and moderate growth forecasts. The video also explores the concept of negative interest rates in Germany, questioning their sustainability and potential impact on investments.

In what ways do the economic conditions in New Zealand and Australia differ from larger economies?

What factors might lead the Fed to consider a rate cut in the future?