Louis Navellier, chief investment officer of Navellier & Associates, said in a report that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates four more times in 2026 to move towards neutral interest rates. He said that weak housing prices are causing concerns about deflation, and the Federal Reserve needs to deal with it. “Furthermore, when the US economy is not creating a large number of jobs, there is no reason for the Federal Reserve to continue to maintain restrictive policies,” he said. He also said that if deflationary pressure intensifies, it may be necessary to cut interest rates more times. Neutral interest rates neither stimulate nor limit the economy.

Louis Navellier, chief investment officer of Navellier & Associates, said in a report that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates four more times in 2026 to move towards neutral interest rates. He said that weak housing prices are causing concerns about deflation, and the Federal Reserve needs to deal with it. “Furthermore, when the US economy is not creating a large number of jobs, there is no reason for the Federal Reserve to continue to maintain restrictive policies,” he said. He also said that if deflationary pressure intensifies, it may be necessary to cut interest rates more times. Neutral interest rates neither stimulate nor limit the economy.