Turnill: Long-Term Rates Picture Still 'Extremely Low'

The video discusses the significance of economic indicators and the September meeting's impact on monetary policy. It highlights the expectation of a Fed policy tightening, possibly in December, and the long-term low interest rate environment due to weak economic growth. The video advises investors to focus on income-paying assets, dividend growth stocks, and emerging markets, noting that bonds are no longer the safe haven they once were.

What is the significance of the September meeting mentioned in the text?

How are interest rates expected to behave in the near future according to the text?

What factors are contributing to the long-term low interest rates in the US economy?

What investment strategies are recommended for investors in the current economic environment?

What is the distinction made between dividend growth and yield in the text?