U.S. inflation isn’t going anywhere, says StanChart’s Meskin
By Bloomberg
23 March 2019 |
5:16 pm
Sonia Meskin, U.S. economist at Standard Chartered, discusses U.S. inflation and where she sees the markets heading following the Fed’s policy decision.
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