Fed Chair Powell Has Done a Good Job, Rubenstein Says

• Commerce Secretary Lutnick's speech at Davos was controversial but consistent with his message.
• Davos saw increased participation from CEOs and foreign leaders, with President Trump's speech dominating discussions.
• Foreign investors are concerned about US policy unpredictability and the dollar's stability, though the US economy is performing well with controlled inflation and low unemployment.
• Fed Chair Powell is credited for effectively managing the economy, avoiding a recession, and improving communication with clear explanations.

David Rubenstein, co-founder of Carlyle Group, shares his insights from the World Economic Forum, noting a shift in corporate focus towards business and a generally strong US economy. He highlights foreign investor concerns over US policy predictability and the dollar, but praises Fed Chair Powell's leadership in managing inflation and avoiding recession.