Why Fed's June Rate Move Is Increasingly Unlikely

The transcript discusses the potential for a Federal Reserve rate move in June, considering factors like Brexit and economic indicators. It highlights the Fed's increased focus on global conditions, such as China's impact, and the need for more domestic economic data before making decisions. The Fed's future actions may be influenced by upcoming events, with possible rate changes in July or September.

What information is the Federal Reserve waiting for before making a decision on interest rates?

What is the significance of the upcoming event mentioned in relation to the June FOMC meeting?