An Economist Is Optimistic About 2026- Should You Be?
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An Economist Is Optimistic About 2026- Should You Be?
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After a year defined by volatility, political noise, and nonstop market headlines, it’s no surprise that optimism feels hard to come by. In this episode, Liz breaks down why at least one economist believes the economic outlook for 2026 may be brighter than many expect. From consumer spending and business investment to interest rates, energy prices, and market behavior, this conversation cuts through the noise to explore what could actually drive growth- and why having a disciplined plan matters more than reacting to headlines.
Here’s some of what we discuss in today’s show:
- Why some economists are cautiously optimistic about 2026
- How tax refunds and policy changes could boost consumer spending
- What stronger corporate profits and broader market participation signal
- The role interest rate cuts may play and the risks that come with them
- How energy prices and tariffs could impact inflation and volatility
Bloomberg News Opinion Column:
https://www.fa-mag.com/news/five-reasons-to-be-optimistic-about-the-2026-economy-85324.html?section=68
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