Credit Suisse Is 'Overweight' Risk, Equities, Woods Says

The video discusses the Great Moderation, a period of economic stability since 2009, characterized by moderate growth, low inflation, and high employment in the US. It explores market volatility, the role of the Federal Reserve, and the potential for future economic deceleration. The video also analyzes Treasury yields, the bond market, and the impact of risk premiums on equity markets, highlighting the importance of strategic investment decisions in a changing economic landscape.

What does the term 'great moderation' refer to in the context of economic growth?

How has the US economy performed since 2009 according to the text?

What factors contribute to the current economic growth mentioned in the text?

What risks were present in the market last year, and how did the Fed respond?

What is the expected trend for interest rates over the next few months?

What is the outlook for equity markets according to the discussion in the text?

How does the text describe the current state of global industrial production?