Broaddus: Expect Fed Rates to Rise Slowly, Sluggishly

The transcript discusses the Federal Reserve's recent meeting, highlighting dissent among members and the historical context of such disagreements. It explores the slow rise of interest rates and the division within the Fed regarding this trend. The September meeting is reviewed, noting inflation concerns and potential rate increases. The discussion concludes with speculation on future economic developments and the likelihood of continued slow growth.

What was the percentage of dissent among Fed members since Janet Yellen took over in 2014?

What factors might be causing interest rates to rise more slowly now compared to the past?

What was the outcome of the September meeting regarding dissents?

What does the speaker suggest would be necessary for a more aggressive rate hike cycle?

How does the speaker perceive the current economic growth and interest rate trends?