A Dilemma Of The Fed’s Own Making | Danielle DiMartino Booth & Joseph Wang

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Volcker's Yellen: A Soft Landing for the US Economy?

01:36 • 3min

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The Fed's Tough Talks Over the Past Months

04:07 • 2min

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Quantitative Tightening Brings Liquidity to the Market

06:06 • 2min

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The Fed's Decision to Let the Stock Market Go

08:22 • 5min

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The Fed's Role in the Credit Market

12:54 • 4min

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The Powell Perdicaments and the Wealth Effect in Reverse

17:04 • 2min

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The Impact of QT on the Mortgage Industry

18:57 • 4min

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The Relationship Between Credit Risk and Unemployment Expectations

22:45 • 4min

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The Fed's Balance Sheet on the Supply of Neon

26:53 • 2min

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The Dollar and Emerging Market Debt

28:46 • 2min

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The Fed's Wary of Dollar Squeezes

30:30 • 2min

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The Market Cannot Handle Tightening

32:24 • 3min

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The Fed Reserves' QT Switch

34:55 • 4min

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The Future of the Standing Repo Facility

39:17 • 3min

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The Fed's Insider's Perspective on the Economy

41:56 • 2min

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The Fed's Terminal Rate

43:44 • 2min