March 17, 2022
Ex Treasury official: Russian default now looks “inevitable”
Moscow is on the brink of the first foreign currency debt default in over a century. Michael Greenwald, a former Senior U.S. Treasury Department official, joins CNBC to discuss the implications of a default.
Watch the full interview from CNBC.
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