The Motley Fool Sept 30, 2023 Bronwyn Allen with quote by Eric Kuby
Eric Kuby, Chief Investment Officer at North Star Investment Management Corp, doesn’t think US Interest Rates will stay higher for longer, but comments:
“Certainly, the combination of the Fed’s jawboning and the spike in oil prices are creating headwinds for equities.”
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