Bill Gross: Fed May Still Raise Rates in June

The transcript discusses the influence of the market on the Federal Reserve's decisions regarding interest rates, with a focus on whether June is a viable time for a rate hike. It highlights the opinions of various Fed officials and the potential need for quantitative easing to support the bond market. The conversation also touches on fiscal spending, the concept of helicopter money, and the importance of managing volatility. Additionally, it examines market reactions to data points, particularly the two-year yield, and the implications of wage movements on Fed policy.

What factors might lead the Fed to reconsider raising interest rates in the near future?

Discuss the relationship between wage growth and the Fed's interest rate decisions.