Fed's Kaplan on Use of Tools, Monetary Policy

The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's role and the criticism it faces for its monetary policies. It highlights the need for structural and fiscal reforms to complement monetary policy. The Fed's communication challenges and market expectations are addressed, emphasizing the importance of a broader range of tools. The impact of low interest rates on market risks and imbalances is explored, particularly in commercial real estate. Finally, the oil market's influence on inflation and economic investment outlook is examined.

In what ways does the speaker believe the Fed needs to improve its communication?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of oil prices and their impact on inflation?

What factors are contributing to the cautious behavior of CEOs regarding capital expenditures?