White House’s Hassett: Moody’s decision is backward-looking
Source Fxstreet
White House’s economic advisor, Kevin Hassett, hinted at the likelihood that further trade deals could be in the offing.
Key Quotes
- I would not be surprised if there are more trade deals this week.
- We'll keep a close eye on what the Chinese have agreed to.
- The economy will continue to take off.
- Moody's decision is backward-looking.
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