Bill Dudley Says US Soft Landing Is Still Unlikely

The transcript discusses the improbability of achieving a soft economic landing and the current economic momentum, suggesting a recession is unlikely in the short term but possible in the medium term. It examines the historical impact of zero rate policies and improvements in the financial system post-crisis. The Federal Reserve's ability to control interest rates and stimulate the economy is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of balancing tight monetary policies with economic support.

What is the speaker's view on the likelihood of a soft landing or Immaculate disinflation?

According to the speaker, what factors contribute to the current economic momentum?

What historical pattern does the speaker mention regarding the Fed's actions and recessions?

How does the speaker assess the current state of the financial system compared to the past?

What does the speaker suggest about the Fed's ability to stimulate the economy in the future?