Institutional Chief Investment Officer: The Federal Reserve is expected to continue lowering interest rates to neutral.
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An institutional CIO predicts the Fed will cut rates four more times by 2026 to reach neutral levels, citing weak home prices, deflation risks, and poor job creation as reasons for easing monetary policy.
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PANews reported on January 2nd that, according to Jinshi, Louis Navellier & Associates, Chief Investment Officer, stated in a report that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates four more times in 2026 to bring the rate down to the neutral level. He pointed out that weakening home prices are exacerbating deflationary concerns, a problem the Fed needs to address. He stated, "Furthermore, given that the US economy hasn't created many jobs, there's no reason for the Fed to maintain a tight stance." Navellier also said that if deflationary pressures intensify further, more rate cuts may be needed.