Trump warns fed tightening ‘hurts all we have done’
By Bloomberg
21 July 2018 |
10:00 am
Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income, Steve Auth, equities chief investment officer at Federated Investors, and Bloomberg's Luke Kawa discuss President Donald Trump commenting that the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy "hurts" all that has been done.
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