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- The article projects 4% growth with inflation below 2% in early next year.
- It contends grocery prices rose less under U.S. President Donald Trump than under President Biden.
- The Federal Reserve may cut rates due to falling inflation and recession concerns.
- It recommends reducing the Fed's balance sheet.
- It recommends supply-side tax cuts and eliminating non-essential tariffs, while projecting Standard & Poor's 500 profits rising 12% next year.
