Economist French Expects Less Central Bank Stimulus in 2020

The transcript discusses differing views on inflation and interest rates in the US and Europe. A guest, Brendan Brown, predicts a resurgence of inflation and a shift in ECB interest rates, which is considered an outlier view. The FOMC's guidance on market expectations is analyzed, with skepticism about inflationary pressures justifying interest rate changes. The discussion concludes with a note on the reduced level of central bank stimulus compared to 2019.

What is Brendan Brown's expectation regarding inflation in the US?

What does the speaker think about the possibility of the US interest rates picking back up?

What is the speaker's view on the likelihood of inflationary dynamics in the eurozone?

How does the speaker describe the current core inflationary pressures in Europe and the US?

What level of stimulus from central banks does the speaker expect in 2020 compared to 2019?