Fed's Bullard Sees 'Robust Debate' Over Half-Point Cut

The transcript covers a discussion with Jim Bullard on the current economic situation, focusing on rate cuts, market expectations, and historical comparisons to the 90s crises. It explores the role of monetary policy in addressing global trade wars and economic slowdowns, with insights from CEOs on market reactions. The conversation also touches on inflation concerns and the need for a balanced fiscal policy.

What does Bullard suggest about the potential for fiscal responses to the economic situation?

How does Bullard view the relationship between monetary policy and inflation expectations?

In what ways does Bullard believe the trade wars have affected market expectations?