America’s golden age begins now: Trump's orders as 47th U.S President
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Trump launches an economic revolution: fight inflation, boost manufacturing with drilling and tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada. Emergency declared at southern border. Markets are optimistic, but inflation and rates remain uncertain. Boom for memecoin “Official Trump.”
A revolutionary vision for the U.S. economy
The U.S. economy is undergoing not just an evolution but a full “revolution.” Guided by the pragmatic and precise vision of the new President-elect, the next four years aim to "Make America Great Again" by restoring faith, wealth, democracy, and freedom to the people.
Combating inflation and reviving manufacturing
The administration’s first priority is to defeat record inflation by rapidly reducing costs and prices. America will also be revived as a manufacturing hub, leveraging its oil and natural gas reserves. Immediate measures to incentivize new drilling are part of this plan, along with the termination of the Green New Deal and withdrawal of incentives for electric vehicles. This strategy aims to save the domestic auto industry, prioritizing the production of motor vehicles in the United States.
Securing borders and imposing tariffs
One of the executive orders signed includes declaring a state of emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border, deploying soldiers to stop illegal immigration and initiating the immediate return of migrants to their countries of origin. Starting February 1, tariffs of up to 25% will be imposed on products from Mexico and Canada, with the establishment of the External Revenue Service to manage tariff collection.
Implications for the financial markets
The business and financial world largely views these actions as favorable for U.S. stock markets, which are expected to benefit from economic growth. U.S. corporations are positioned to thrive, though inflation remains a looming uncertainty. Interest rates, particularly the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, present a more uncertain outlook, with experts from Nomura Investment Banking and T. Rowe Price predicting a rise to 6% this year.
A message to Europe: the wake-up call
Trump’s policies could serve as a "wake-up call" for Europe, as he has the leverage and political will to prompt the Old Continent to react if it seeks to avoid decline. His strategies are likely to influence global economic dynamics and force Europe to take action.
Cryptocurrency boom and Trump’s “memecoin”
Cryptocurrencies, a Trumpian hallmark, celebrated significant gains on January 21. Markets warmly received Trump’s personal “memecoin,” named “Official Trump.” Its token price skyrocketed from 18 cents at issuance to over $75 in one day before settling at $36.50. Has the "King Midas" touch returned?
Prof. Dott. Fabio Accinelli
A revolutionary vision for the U.S. economy
The U.S. economy is undergoing not just an evolution but a full “revolution.” Guided by the pragmatic and precise vision of the new President-elect, the next four years aim to "Make America Great Again" by restoring faith, wealth, democracy, and freedom to the people.
Combating inflation and reviving manufacturing
The administration’s first priority is to defeat record inflation by rapidly reducing costs and prices. America will also be revived as a manufacturing hub, leveraging its oil and natural gas reserves. Immediate measures to incentivize new drilling are part of this plan, along with the termination of the Green New Deal and withdrawal of incentives for electric vehicles. This strategy aims to save the domestic auto industry, prioritizing the production of motor vehicles in the United States.
Securing borders and imposing tariffs
One of the executive orders signed includes declaring a state of emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border, deploying soldiers to stop illegal immigration and initiating the immediate return of migrants to their countries of origin. Starting February 1, tariffs of up to 25% will be imposed on products from Mexico and Canada, with the establishment of the External Revenue Service to manage tariff collection.
Implications for the financial markets
The business and financial world largely views these actions as favorable for U.S. stock markets, which are expected to benefit from economic growth. U.S. corporations are positioned to thrive, though inflation remains a looming uncertainty. Interest rates, particularly the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, present a more uncertain outlook, with experts from Nomura Investment Banking and T. Rowe Price predicting a rise to 6% this year.
A message to Europe: the wake-up call
Trump’s policies could serve as a "wake-up call" for Europe, as he has the leverage and political will to prompt the Old Continent to react if it seeks to avoid decline. His strategies are likely to influence global economic dynamics and force Europe to take action.
Cryptocurrency boom and Trump’s “memecoin”
Cryptocurrencies, a Trumpian hallmark, celebrated significant gains on January 21. Markets warmly received Trump’s personal “memecoin,” named “Official Trump.” Its token price skyrocketed from 18 cents at issuance to over $75 in one day before settling at $36.50. Has the "King Midas" touch returned?
Prof. Dott. Fabio Accinelli