Jobs vs. Brexit: Which is More Important To the Fed?

The transcript discusses the potential impact of Brexit on the Federal Reserve's decisions, highlighting the Fed's awareness of international risks such as the devaluation of the yuan. It explores market expectations for rate hikes, with a focus on whether they will occur in June or later. The discussion also covers the Fed's international considerations, particularly regarding China, and the implications of payroll data and economic indicators on monetary policy. The transcript concludes with an analysis of financial conditions and their influence on the Fed's strategy.

What concerns did Goldman Sachs express regarding capital outflows from China?

What is the significance of wage growth in relation to the Federal Reserve's decisions?