You Can't 'Jawbone' Down Energy Prices, Rubenstein Says
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Carlyle Group co-Founder and co-Chairman says higher energy prices likely mean the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates when it meets later this month. He says the energy shock is also not good for markets and he says trying to "jawbone down" energy prices usually doesn't work. (Source: Bloomberg)
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