Luzzetti: Clear signals show that interest rates need to be raised to curb inflation
According to ChainCatcher, Golden Ten Data reported that Deutsche Bank's Chief US Economist Luzzetti stated that clear signs indicate the need to raise interest rates in order to curb inflation.
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