As electricity changes the world's economy, the 'Electric Revolution' has taken place in 2026 when American economic policy has completely changed how we think about growth and controlling inflation. With the election of President Trump, things seem very different. Thierry Wizman, a strategist at Macquarie Group, predicts that the economy is heading towards a period of disinflation, which means a reduction in price pressure.

The reason for this could be due to various factors. For example, if Donald Trump refuses to participate in military operations in Iran, or if interest rates are reduced, economists believe that interest rates will be lower. This means that central banks may increase their activity, making it cheaper to borrow and increasing the availability of money.

However, what does all this mean for us? According to Wizman, the majority of consequences should be related to economic growth concerns. Although interest rates are high, the main issue is the duration of the economy.

The right-wing American policy has promised significant progress in managing public debt, but it is not clear what the next phase of such a program will be. Additionally, the right-wing American policy has also promised to reduce the amount of money released by the Federal Reserve (FED). This was done to protect the prices of goods and services, but it has had the consequence of faster money supply growth, leading to higher taxes and public spending.

However, President Trump has promised a significant right-wing economic program, which could have a significant impact on economic growth and the presence of money in the banking system. Furthermore, the election of Trump has led to an uncertain economic situation, which has caused inflationary pressure to rise. This 'Electric Revolution' has changed how we think about growth and controlling inflation.

According to Wizman's predictions, the economy is heading towards a period of disinflation, which means a reduction in price pressure. That's why economic policies in America have become so important and key to understanding the global economic future.