Look Ahead Archive
7-8-25: Which is Right? The Downbeat ADP Jobs Report or Friday’s Bullish Report?
by Louis Navellier July 8, 2025 As usual, the monthly ADP jobs report and the Labor Department payroll report for June differed widely: First, ADP reported on Wednesday that 33,000 private payroll [...]
7-1-25: Here’s How Jerome Powell Could “Turbocharge” Stocks (and the Economy) in His “Lame Duck” Year
by Louis Navellier July 1, 2025 Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is now a “lame duck” leader, with less than a year to go in his term – and his voice is no [...]
6-24-25: The Fed Continues to Ignore Low Inflation – and a Weakening U.S. Economy
by Louis Navellier June 24, 2025 There were a lot of central bank key interest rate cuts recently, including eight straight cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB); and worldwide bond yields [...]
6-17-25: The Fed’s Search for Phantom Inflation Continues
by Louis Navellier June 17, 2025 Last Wednesday, the Labor Department announced that the Consumer Price Index rose only 0.1% in May, which was lower than the economists’ consensus expectation of 0.2%. [...]
6-10-25: A German Leader Enters a DC Hornet’s Nest
by Louis Navellier June 10, 2025 Last Thursday, the new German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, met with President Trump at the White House and he brought forth a framed birth certificate of his [...]
6-3-25: The EU Now Seems to be Fighting for Its Long-Term Existence
by Louis Navellier June 3, 2025 When President Trump made his recent trade deal with Britain, which contained no reciprocal tariffs (just a 10% baseline tariff), one thing became crystal clear, namely [...]
5-28-25: The Press (and Investors) No Longer Fear Tariffs, But the Fed Still Does
by Louis Navellier May 28, 2025 It seems like the negative media criticism of the Trump tariff strategy has largely ended. As the year has progressed, the financial media’s initial hissy-fit over [...]
5-20-25: Inflation is Low and Falling – Despite What the Fed Says or Does
by Louis Navellier May 20, 2025 Last Tuesday, the Labor Department announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by just 0.2% in April, which was below the economists’ consensus estimate of [...]
5-13-25: Imports “Dumped” in America Cause Price Cuts, Not Inflation
by Louis Navellier May 13, 2025 While the Fed and some nervous investors fear inflation from temporarily high-tariffs, the truth of the matter is that after a 41.3% surge in imports in [...]
5-6-25: Friday’s Jobs Report Doesn’t Give the Fed a “Pass” on Cutting Rates
by Louis Navellier May 6, 2025 Last Friday, the Labor Department announced that 177,000-payroll jobs were created in April, much more than the economists’ consensus estimate of 133,000 – and the market [...]
4-29-25: Tariffs Are Melting Away, But China Remains Stubborn
by Louis Navellier April 29, 2025 Last week, Japan was negotiating with the Trump Administration, and this week may be South Korea’s turn. Regarding China, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told a closed-door JP Morgan [...]
4-22-25: China and America Could Reach a Trade Compromise
by Louis Navellier April 22, 2025 China is turning up the pressure on the U.S in the tariff war between the world’s two superpowers. First, China banned all rare earth exports to [...]