Pimco Economist Wilding Says Trade Is Main Downside Risk to Growth

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's potential to engineer a soft landing amidst increasing downside risks to growth, primarily due to US-China trade tensions. It highlights market volatility, the economic cycle, and the Federal Reserve's response to economic risks, including potential rate cuts. The bond market's pricing and the implications of treasury yields and recession fears are also analyzed.

How does the Federal Reserve's communication affect its reaction to economic risks?

What role do equity markets play in the Federal Reserve's decision-making process?

In what ways can investors protect their capital in a volatile market according to the text?