We'll See First Fed Rate Hike in June: KPMG's Hunter

The video discusses the decline in capital investment in the US, highlighting a slowdown in rig count and auto purchases. It notes a positive trend in new firm formation, which could boost job growth and innovation. The Federal Reserve is taking a cautious approach to rate hikes, being data-dependent due to mixed economic signals. The GDP data, subject to revisions, supports the Fed's decision to hold rates steady, with potential future hikes anticipated.

Discuss the potential implications of the GDP numbers on the Fed's decisions.

What are the wildcards mentioned in relation to GDP numbers?