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Trump says GDP would have topped 4% if Fed had halted rate hikes sooner

By: Top News and Analysis (pro)
U.S. economic growth would be much stronger had the Federal Reserve stopped raising rates sooner, President Donald Trump said in an interview that aired Friday.
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