Cameron Watt: Two Fed Hikes at Minimum in 2017

The transcript discusses the transition from accommodative to less accommodative monetary policies, focusing on Fed rate hikes and their implications. It also covers infrastructure spending under Trump's administration, interest rates, inflation expectations, and the impact of Brexit on central banks. The discussion highlights the divergence in monetary policies between the US and UK, and anticipates future actions by the ECB.

What are the implications of the Fed's rate hike on corporate bonds and high yield spreads?

What challenges does the Trump administration face regarding infrastructure spending?

In what ways are inflation expectations affecting monetary policy decisions?

How does the current economic policy differ from the previous accommodative policies?

What factors could influence the Bank of England's interest rate decisions in the near future?