The Fed's next monetary step may be a cut in the interest rate if the slowdown in the global economy starts to affect the US. This is what former FED chairman Janet Yellen thinks.
The weakening economies of China and Europe could jeopardize the stability of the US economy.
"Of course it is possible that if global growth is really weakened and transferred to the US where financial conditions are tightening and weakness in the US economy, we can allow a reduction in interest rates on the part of the Fed." - says Yellen. According to her, "the slowdown in world growth" is the biggest threat to the economy, as she is no longer chairman. He backs his argument with weak data from China and Europe. Yellen described the US economy as strong and stable, given the threats from abroad.
Source: CNBC
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