<p>Louis Navellier, Chief Investment Officer of Navellier &amp; Associates, stated: What happens next largely depends on the progress of tariffs. If we quickly announce a series of trade agreements, optimism will rise, and the Federal Reserve may soon cut interest rates. If the situation drags on for weeks or even months, supply chain disruptions and the inevitable short-term inflation may trigger concerns about stagflation, which would be very unfavorable for the stock market</p>

<p>Louis Navellier, Chief Investment Officer of Navellier & Associates, stated: What happens next will largely depend on the progress of tariffs. If we quickly announce a series of trade agreements, optimism will rise, and the Federal Reserve may soon cut interest rates. If the situation drags on for weeks or even months, supply chain disruptions and the inevitable short-term inflation may trigger concerns about stagflation, which would be very unfavorable for the stock market</p>

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