Look Ahead Archive
1-30-24: Biden’s Clueless Energy Policies May Cost Him Re-Election
by Louis Navellier January 30, 2024 The recent Arctic Blast was great for natural gas demand, but last Friday it shocked me that the Biden Administration halted approval for new licenses to [...]
1-23-24: European Leaders Are Anxious About a Possible Trump Win
by Louis Navellier January 23, 2024 In Europe, there is anxiety that President Trump may be re-elected in November. European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde shockingly broke ECB tradition to comment [...]
1-17-24: Why the Fed Follows the PCE, not the CPI or PPI
by Louis Navellier January 17, 2024 The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is often too hot (too inflationary), as consumers sometimes bid up prices and the Labor Department usually measures posted market prices, [...]
1-9-24: The Middle Eastern Theater of War Has Suddenly Escalated
by Louis Navellier January 9, 2024 For months, Iranian proxies have been very busily attacking Israeli and U.S. facilities in the Middle East. Houthi rebels in Yemen have fired on British and [...]
1-3-24: Will Guyana Become Britain’s Next “Falklands War”?
by Louis Navellier January 3, 2024 In 1982, Argentina thought they could take over Britain’s Falkland Islands (which Argentina called The Malvinas), but the Iron Lady, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, had different [...]
12-27-23: The Fed’s Favorite Inflation Indicator Says “Mission Accomplished”
by Louis Navellier December 27, 2023 First, let me revisit the inflation news I brought you last week: Consumer prices are falling around the world. China’s National Bureau of Statistics reported that [...]
12-19-23: Chairman Powell Confirms That Inflation is Near His Target 2%
by Louis Navellier December 19, 2023 The Labor Department announced last Tuesday that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.1% in November, and 3.1% in the past 12 months. Excluding food [...]
12-12-23: Global Conflicts Escalate in Some Energy Hot Spots
by Louis Navellier December 12, 2023 As we near the end of the year, there are still some wildcards out there. A U.S. Navy destroyer (the USS Carney) and three commercial ships [...]
12-5-23: The Fourth Quarter Started Slow, but It May Finish Strong
by Louis Navellier December 5, 2023 October’s numbers did not look good, but November picked up momentum and December may be better, so fourth-quarter GDP may come in better than first feared. [...]
11-28-23: While America Gave Thanks, the World Was in Revolt
by Louis Navellier November 28, 2023 Argentina’s vote began a trend that may have strong repercussions for Latin America, as well as Europe, and perhaps the U.S. With 143% annual consumer inflation, [...]
11-21-23: Consumer Inflation is Fading Fast – and Producer Prices Turned Negative
by Louis Navellier November 21, 2023 Inflation was indeed “transitory,” although it lasted longer than the Fed originally meant by that word. The good news is that consumer inflation is fading fast. [...]
11-14-23: Two Fed Presidents Audition for the Next Fed Chairmanship
by Louis Navellier November 14, 2023 Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal and appeared on Fox News and Bloomberg TV last week. Neel has great credentials: he [...]