Fed Is Becoming Less Important to Markets, Says Jay Pelosky

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's approach to employment and interest rates, emphasizing their strategy to maintain stability without causing market disruptions. It highlights the Fed's role in Congressional hearings and its diminishing influence on markets due to global growth dynamics. The discussion also covers the US's supply-demand challenges, tax cuts, and the need for international funding, suggesting potential adjustments in currency and interest rates.

What is the primary goal of the Federal Reserve during congressional hearings?

• To increase interest rates

• To reduce inflation

• To announce new policies

• To maintain stability in the bond market

How is the role of the Federal Reserve changing in the global market?

• It is increasing interest rates

• It is focusing more on domestic issues

• It is becoming less important

• It is becoming more influential

What is considered more important than central bank actions in the current market?

• Inflation rates

• Global growth and bond market

• Domestic employment rates

• Currency exchange rates

What challenge does the U.S. face due to increased supply from tax cuts and budget changes?

• Decreasing demand for bonds

• Increased inflation

• Need to attract foreign investment

• Rising unemployment

What are the two ways the U.S. can attract foreign investment to fund its debt?

• Lower inflation or increase employment

• Increase exports or reduce imports

• Raise interest rates or devalue currency

• Increase taxes or reduce spending