Robert Kaplan: Fed Can Wait Before Hiking Rates
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Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman and former Dallas Fed chief Robert Kaplan says the central bank can afford to hold off on raising rates by one meeting while continuing to assess economic indicators. (Source: Bloomberg)
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