Investors Keep Shrugging Off Risk, Says State Street

The video discusses the unprecedented policy response to the current market crisis, highlighting zero interest rates and quantitative easing. It examines the fiscal policy measures, such as the Cares Act, and their impact on the economy, noting potential challenges like the fiscal cliff and high unemployment. The discussion extends to the stock market's resilience despite negative economic indicators, emphasizing the narrow rally in certain stocks. The video also explores the role of monetary policy and the performance of assets like gold, questioning the sustainability of continuous money printing.

What is the significance of the current policy response compared to previous crises?

How has the fiscal policy experiment during the pandemic impacted consumer behavior?

What are the potential consequences of the fiscal cliff mentioned in the text?

In what ways might the reopening of the economy affect unemployment rates?

What are the risks associated with the current stock market rally as described?

How does the performance of gold compare to stocks in the current economic climate?

What concerns are raised about the sustainability of continuous monetary policy support?