Fed Ends QE as Hawks Focus on Employment Gains

The video discusses the end of QE3 by the Federal Reserve and its implications for the market. It highlights the hawkish stance of the Federal Reserve, focusing on labor market improvements and inflation concerns. The discussion also covers the economic slowdown in Europe, with a specific focus on Germany's strong labor market and its impact on policy decisions. Despite Germany's economic strength, inflation remains low, influencing ECB's focus.

What does the term 'Hawks' refer to in the context of the Federal Reserve's decisions?

What was the main outcome of the Federal Reserve's recent policy statement?

How did the characterization of the labor market change according to the Federal Reserve's statement?

What was the significance of the German unemployment data mentioned in the discussion?

How does the strength of the labor market in Germany relate to inflationary pressures?