BlackRock’s Hildebrand: Inflation an Underappreciated Risk for 2020

The video discusses the current economic status, highlighting a significant drop in exports from China to the US and the potential for inflation to rise. The market is not currently expecting inflation, but it may become a more significant issue than anticipated. The speaker does not foresee dramatic inflation but notes wage pressures and other indicators suggest inflation is an underappreciated risk for 2020. The Federal Reserve is not expected to make significant policy changes, with a theme of policy on pause for the year.

What were the exports from China to the US down by, according to the text?

What does the speaker expect regarding inflation in the US?

What does the speaker suggest about the market's expectations on inflation?

What are the employment report details indicating about wage pressures?

What is the speaker's view on the Fed's actions regarding inflation?