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Fed opted to keep rates at 4.25%-4.5% amid global rate cuts. Analyst expects 4 Fed cuts in 2025, as other central banks reduce rates. Fed may be last to cut, inviting funds to the U.S. amid global collapse. Other banks like Bank of England cut rates to 4.5%. Navellier predicts Fed may cut 4 times this year, citing a positive turn in U.S.-China trade talks.
The Federal Reserve decided to maintain interest rates at 4.25%-4.5% despite increasing pressure for reductions. Analyst Louis Navellier believes the Fed will be one of the last central banks to cut rates, still foreseeing four cuts this year. Other central banks, like the Bank of England and European Central Bank, are expected to continue reducing rates. Navellier anticipates that this global rate decline will cause money to flow back to the U.S. as its rates will be comparatively higher. He also mentioned positive developments in U.S.-China trade tensions. The Bank of England did cut rates to 4.25% as predicted. Navellier's full insights are available on Benzinga.com.