Odds that the Fed can engineer a soft landing for the economy aren't high, says asset management firm
Gunther Westen of ODDO BHF Asset Management says the U.S. Federal Reserve has managed to do a soft landing only in three of 11 instances in recent decades.
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Odds that the Fed can engineer a soft landing for the economy aren't high, says asset management firm
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