Fed Rate Hikes Have Not Been a Tightening So Far, Says RDQ's Ryding

The video discusses the frequency of rate hikes through 2019, analyzing the real Fed funds rate and its implications on inflation and market conditions. It highlights the Fed's role in maintaining stable prices and full employment, and the potential impact of long-term interest rates on US debt. The discussion emphasizes the importance of monetary policy in economic stability.

What is the significance of the yield curve flattening as discussed in the text?

What could be more damaging for funding costs for US debt than Fed rate hikes?