Fed's Rosengren Says U.S. Economy in a 'Much Better Spot'

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's approach to interest rate adjustments, focusing on inflation and unemployment as key indicators. It highlights concerns about the stock market's impact on policy decisions and the importance of normalizing interest rates to maintain economic stability. The discussion includes GDP growth, consumer spending trends, and labor market dynamics, emphasizing the need for gradual and regular rate increases to avoid unsustainable economic conditions.

What risks are associated with raising interest rates more regularly?

Why is it important for the Federal Reserve to normalize interest rates according to the text?