Yellen Says U.S. Is Re-examining China Trade Strategy

The video discusses global inflation, highlighting that it's not just a US issue. The Federal Reserve is committed to controlling inflation, with projections for US GDP growth over 3% this year. The labor market remains strong, with high job openings and low unemployment. The Federal Reserve aims for a soft landing while the administration explores measures like tariff removal and oil reserve releases to curb inflation.

What are the projections for GDP growth in the United States according to the IMF?

How has the job market in the United States changed in recent years?

What are the concerns of the Federal Reserve regarding inflation?

What impact would removing the Trump tariffs have on inflation according to the Peterson Institute study?

What measures is the administration taking to address inflation?