Expert Predicts Economic Growth Amid Inflation Concerns

Comerica Bank's Chief Economist Bill Adams has released a report indicating that the Federal Reserve's FOMC committee views the U.S. economic growth as promising, although inflation rates remain excessively high. According to Jin10, the Federal Reserve plans to maintain short-term interest rates unchanged until U.S. President Donald Trump's term ends in May. By 2026, economic growth is expected to be bolstered by lower interest rates, increased government spending, last year's Federal Reserve rate cuts, and improvements in the real estate market. The ongoing artificial intelligence boom and the Supreme Court's recent repeal of reciprocal tariff rebates are also anticipated to support economic growth further. However, the greatest downside risk to economic growth is posed by labor supply bottlenecks, which could trigger a resurgence in inflation.