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The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's concerns about global markets and their impact on the US economy. It highlights the influence of global events like the China crisis on Fed decisions, particularly regarding rate hikes. The discussion covers inflation concerns, the timing of rate hikes, and the resulting market volatility, especially in foreign exchange markets. The Fed's cautious approach to adjusting expectations and managing market unrest is emphasized.

What are the main concerns the Fed has regarding the global economy?

How did the Fed respond to the China crisis in September last year?

What factors does Janet Yellen consider when assessing inflation in the US?

What challenges does the Fed face in implementing rate hikes without causing market unrest?

How has volatility in foreign exchange markets been influenced by central bank meetings?