Brexit Not the Only Thing Worrying Markets, Says Ruane

The transcript discusses the impact of Obama's visit on market dynamics, focusing on the sterling and gilt markets. It explores central bank strategies during economic crises, particularly in the context of Brexit. The discussion includes market pricing scenarios, potential outcomes of Brexit, and their effects on European bond markets. Post-Brexit economic concerns are highlighted, including issues related to Greece, the Eurozone, and US growth. The transcript emphasizes the complexity of market reactions and the challenges faced by central banks in managing economic stability.

What was the main focus of Obama's visit according to the transcript?

• To address climate change issues

• To discuss trade agreements

• To push the needle towards the remain camp

• To support the leave campaign

How does the central bank prioritize its concerns during economic uncertainties?

• Focus on the economy

• Focus on the gilt market

• Focus on international trade

• Focus on the stock market

According to market pricing, what is the more likely scenario for the UK?

• The UK leaves the EU

• The UK forms a new trade bloc

• The UK joins the Eurozone

• The UK stays in the EU

What is expected to happen to interest rates if the UK remains in the EU?

• Interest rates will rise immediately

• Interest rates will remain unchanged

• Interest rates will be abolished

• Interest rates will be lower for longer

How might continental bond markets react if the UK decides to leave the EU?

• They will see a negative response

• They will remain unaffected

• They will see a positive response

• They will collapse

What economic issue is expected to resurface after the Brexit vote?

• The rise of cryptocurrency

• Greece's economic situation

• The housing market crash

• The US-China trade war

What is the Fed's likely action regarding interest rates around the Brexit decision?

• Abolish interest rates

• Increase interest rates

• Decrease interest rates

• Keep interest rates unchanged