Recently, the Federal Reserve released a dot-matrix chart of the economy for December. Most voting committees predict that the Federal Reserve will only cut interest rates twice next year, rather than the four times previously predicted by the market.Affected by the news, U.S. stocks fell sharply overnight, and the Nasdaq index fell 3%.

But as the stock market recovered, a different voice appeared on Wall Street again.Louis Navellier, founder and chief investment officer of Navellier & Associates, which manages more than $1 billion, firmly believes that the Federal Reserve will have to cut interest rates four times next year as global interest rates collapse.

Specifically, the European Central Bank will cut key interest rates four to five times in 2025 until rates fall to 2% to 1.75%.The crisis in Germany and France is intensifying, increasing the risk of economic downturn.In South America, Brazil has been actively working to support its currency, the real, but Brazil's budget deficit is as high as 10%, and its local currency's credibility has been tested.Analysts say Brazil seems to be following Argentina's example and may soon have to devalue its currency.

Different from the past, the driving force for this round of interest rate cuts comes from non-American countries. The decline in global interest rates will trigger capital inflows into U.S. bonds, which in turn will lead to a decline in U.S. bond yields.Navil predicts that given that the Fed will not fight market interest rates, the Fed will likely maintain its planned four interest rate cuts next year.

Generally speaking, interest rate cuts will make it easier for companies to borrow, household consumption more prosperous, the market economy more active, and the stock market will also be boosted.

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