Fed's Yellen Wants Controlled Push of U.S. Economy: Caron

The video discusses the Fed's interest rate forecasts and the implications of their guidance on economic growth. It clarifies the use of terms like 'patience' and 'considerable period' in the Fed's rhetoric, aiming to prevent market panic. The discussion also covers the impact of regulatory measures like Dodd Frank and Basel 3 on systemic leverage, highlighting the improved stability of banks post-crisis.

What is the long-term forecast for interest rates mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker describe the Fed's approach to stimulating growth?

What changes did the speaker note about the Fed's forward guidance?

What concerns does the Fed have regarding aggressive statements about interest rates?

In what ways has the regulatory environment changed since the pre-crisis period?