Goldman Sachs CEO: The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates one to two times this year
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said in an interview on Tuesday that it seems more likely the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates once or twice later this year. Two months ago, Solomon stated he was still sticking to the expectation of zero rate cuts this year.
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