The Monetary Policy Clues to Look for at Jackson Hole

The transcript discusses Janet Yellen's potential hawkishness and its impact on market reactions, particularly focusing on the US dollar's recent strength. It explores the possibility of changes in interest rate strategies and the importance of how Yellen phrases balance sheet reductions. The discussion also highlights the Fed's concerns about inflation and economic weaknesses, emphasizing the central banks' role in addressing these issues.

What is the significance of the balance sheet reduction mentioned in the text?

Why do central banks remain the only game in town according to the discussion?