Chill. The effects of trumps yet to start presidency won’t be felt for a while.
Economic changes that are occurring this week are simply a snapping back to normal following all of the tension and uncertainty of the last several months.
By January Trump will have an acted a few presidential orders on domestic social issues.
The US and world economies won’t be affected by him for at least six months to a year and a half after January 2025. The international military implications that
@sayak83 suggest won’t come to any sort of fruition until 2026 at the earliest.
Perhaps some smaller warlords will try to take action early on…. correctly, figuring that they can bribe Trump into ignoring international humanitarian violations. Even Putin has overstretched his powers trying to invade and conquer the Ukraine. Once Trump hands him the Ukraine on a silver platter (and showing the world that the US is not an ally to anyone and should be avoided at all possible turns, especially including economic, technological, and military deals and alliances
) Putin will have to take quite some time to re-organize his military before trying another major invasion of a neighbor….most likely some former member of the USSR.
The designing and building of research and large scale construction facilities (tanks, guns, ammo, fighter jets, missles, nukes, etc…), as well as military promotion and recruiting will take at least a couple years in European, African, Asian nations, who formally allied themselves with the USA, before they appear visible to their citizens. And this of course, could lead to severe global economic disruptions. Of course Trump may think of this as a good thing,
since the US is ready willing and able to sell all sorts of military equipment, and technology to the highest bidder.
Along with our honor and souls.