Dan Fuss Says Market May Be Most Comfortable With Yellen

The transcript discusses the potential candidates for the Federal Reserve chair, focusing on Janet Yellen and Powell as frontrunners. It highlights the political nature of the Fed's role and the need for a savvy politician to navigate its complexities. The discussion also touches on the Fed's domestic and global responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of political independence and internal dynamics. The transcript concludes with a preference for continuity with Janet Yellen as the favored candidate among the Fed board members.

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