Fed's Bullard: Brexit's U.S. Impact 'Possibly Zero'

The video discusses the US economic growth post-2007-2009 recession, maintaining a 2% growth rate. It examines Brexit's limited impact on the US, highlighting the stronger dollar and lower yields. The Federal Reserve's role and the evolving banking industry are explored, emphasizing the need for higher productivity and a medium-term growth agenda. The discussion concludes with Brexit's potential deflationary effects and the UK's future economic path.

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What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between the UK and the continent post-Brexit?