Yale's Roach Sees Fed 'Desperately Behind the Curve'

The video discusses China's shift in ideology under Xi Jinping, affecting its economic sectors and Western banks in Hong Kong. It highlights the impact of supply chain disruptions on global inflation and the challenges of economic forecasting during the pandemic. The discussion also covers the low domestic savings rate and its implications for future economic growth.

What role do supply chain disruptions play in the inflation outlook according to the speaker?

How does the speaker assess the current domestic savings rate in the context of economic growth?

What implications does the speaker suggest regarding the need for importing surplus savings?