How Yellen's Senate Testimony Differed From House Remarks

The transcript covers Janet Yellen's recent remarks on inflation, suggesting it might not be as transitory as previously thought. This led to market movements, particularly in long-term interest rates. Despite this, Yellen's policy stance remains unchanged. The discussion also touches on potential successors to Yellen, with names like Gary Cohn, John Taylor, Glenn Hubbard, and Kevin Wash being mentioned.

Who are some of the potential successors to Janet Yellen mentioned in the discussion?

What is the significance of Gary Cohn in the context of Yellen's succession?