Look at Citadel&#x27s Ken Griffin discuss about the marketplaces, overall economy and the Fed&#x27s amount-slicing path

Look at Citadel&#x27s Ken Griffin discuss about the marketplaces, overall economy and the Fed&#x27s amount-slicing path


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Ken Griffin, Citadel founder and CEO, is set to speak at the International Futures Field meeting in Boca Raton, Florida.

He will go over his views on the hottest market trends as properly as the economic system and the Federal Reserve’s monetary coverage in advance.

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