UBS Sees More Equity Volatility Ahead on Noisy Data

The transcript discusses the ongoing market volatility influenced by the Federal Reserve's rate hikes and the challenges in measuring this volatility. It highlights the role of various data points like CPI and jobs data in shaping market trends. The discussion also covers the VIX as a measure of volatility and the historical role of central banks in suppressing volatility until major crises occur. The conversation suggests that with current Fed actions, the nature of market volatility may change, leading to more day-to-day fluctuations.

What challenges are presented by the 'noisy data' mentioned in the text?

In what ways can inflation be attributed to supply chains versus monetary policy?