Oaktree's Poli Foresees Slowing US Economy
There are signs pointing to a slowing US economy despite the current "de-escalation" amid the ongoing tariff negotiations, according to Danielle Poli, Portfolio Manager at Oaktree Capital Management. Poli made the comments in an interview with Jennifer Zabasajja at the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha. This interview occurred on May 20. (Source: Bloomberg)
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