King: All Hands on Deck to Stop Eurozone Economy Weakness

The transcript discusses the European Central Bank's (ECB) challenges with bond buying and low growth and inflation in the eurozone. It highlights the potential risks of premature tightening and compares the situation to Japan's economic experience. The conversation shifts to the impact of US yield changes on global markets, noting the interconnectedness of economies. Finally, it addresses the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) concerns about the fraying edges of globalization, citing political developments like Brexit and support for Trump as challenges to international institutions.

What concerns does the speaker raise about globalization and its current state?

In what ways does the speaker believe international politics are affecting global economic institutions?