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The Bill for Trump's Policies is Coming Due for the US Economy

Published January 26, 2026, 08:17
The Bill for Trump's Policies is Coming Due for the US Economy

The analyst warns that Donald Trump's economic policies, while initially appearing to cause no significant damage, will have stagflationary effects on the US economy. The uncertainty created by tariffs and deportations, combined with the strong growth fueled by artificial intelligence, obscures the true picture, but the impacts will be felt as we approach the first anniversary of the "Day of Liberation". The analysis argues that businesses and households need time to react to the changes, and that the macroeconomic impacts of Trump's policies will begin to be seen in 2026, with a projected increase in the consumer price index to 4% or higher. The imposition of tariffs and mass deportations create uncertainty regarding investments and supply chains. Furthermore, Trump seeks to exert direct influence on other countries, such as Venezuela and Greenland, through commando operations and demands for territorial acquisition. These actions are causing strong reactions and a crisis in transatlantic relations, to the benefit of Russia. The analyst emphasizes that Europe must realize the need for a common foreign policy and defense policy, as dependence on the US is dangerous. The potential "seizure" of Greenland by Trump is a simple matter, given the lack of brakes on his power, except for his own morality.