The New York Stock Exchange has celebrated Trump's victory with a historic triple record.
Among Trump's promises are a reduction in corporation tax to 15% and economic and administrative deregulation to facilitate business activity.
The financial and business world in the United States anticipates that their interests will be well protected and defended.
Trump's 'America First' suggests the threat of increased trade protectionism.
He proposes increases in tariffs on European and Chinese imports to reduce internal competition.
In addition, a reduction in the United States' military presence in Europe could lead to greater defense spending by European states.
This motto could also generate serious trade and political tensions with the rest of the world.
The promise to expel undocumented immigrants in the United States could result in a significant inflationary factor.
Conclusion: Trump's victory could mean a boost for the U.S. economy, although at serious risk of increasing trade and political tensions, and prompting a possible rise in inflation.