Jamie Dimon: 'I Hope to God' Negative Rates Don't Come to U.S.

The video discusses the concept of negative yielding debt, highlighting its implications for savers, lower-income individuals, and capital markets. The speaker questions the rationality of buying debt with negative yields and compares monetary rules to aerodynamics, suggesting that traditional economic theories may not apply in negative rate environments. The discussion also touches on global stagnation, attributing it to poor policies rather than savings, and emphasizes the need for broader analysis of economic issues.

How does the speaker relate the concept of stagnation to global economic policies?

What concerns does the speaker express about the future of negative interest rates?