Pace of Fed Rate Cuts Has to Slow: BlackRock's Rosenberg

The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cuts, market expectations, and the impact of financial conditions on policy decisions. It highlights the gradual slowdown in labor markets and the disconnect between economic growth and policy restrictiveness. The conversation also touches on the possibility of hawkish cuts and their implications for 2025, considering changes in fiscal policy and market reactions.

In what ways is the Federal Reserve described as being data dependent?

What implications does the discussion of hawkish cuts have for future monetary policy?