Fed Is Being Very Vague and Closer to Neutral, Economist Coronado Says

The video discusses upcoming economic data, including inflation and sentiment numbers, and their potential impact on short-term trading. It examines the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates, highlighting the debate over future rate hikes and the move towards a neutral stance. The discussion also covers market reactions to Fed comments, particularly regarding interest rates being below the neutral rate, and analyzes the yield curve's shape and its implications for future Fed actions.

What are the implications of the wholesale inflation numbers mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker perceive the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates?

What factors are contributing to the added volatility in the markets according to the discussion?

What does the term 'neutral stance' refer to in the context of the Federal Reserve's policy?

What potential market reactions are anticipated if the yield curve inverts or flattens?