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It's driving the global markets. for eight years we had zero rates and people borrowed dollars to put money in places with higher rates. all emerging markets. last year, trillion dollars of that money's come home and there's a lot more yet to go. so what does that mean? strong dollar and over in the emerging markets. we currencies, commodities, gdps and every other metric. i don't think their market caused our market to happen but it is very important. china's quite soft right now and more bad news to come from their stock market. >> john, part of what you are talking about is u.s. and interna...

Yield. as our other guest was saying. some point or other, the fed's going to raise the rates. nobody knows how or just when. but when they do, that money comes back from the emerging markets because the interest rates spreads are gone. but the leaders in china are quite worried about growth right now and i think there's some possibility you might soon see a chinese qe program. they're the only central bank in the program that didn't climb on the wagon and they might make it on the wagon yet. >> you mean some kind of stimulus? >> printing money. i remember when we called quantitative easing pr...

Think that would be terrific. and that would also have implications for those that focus on income disparity, that's tremendous implications there, as well. because stock market rallies fueled by printing money tend to hold the top 1%. monetary policy is helpful for everyone else in the economy and the antidote to volatility is transparency. i think rule-based policy is the answer. my favorite is a taylor rule approach. one that weighs inflation more and little more hawkish. weighs employment more or the gdp gap and more dovish. whatever your favorite rule is, let vees a real rule. use a littl...