Undoubtedly, Trump’s election victory was met with surprise by some groups due to the relatively widespread belief that Harris would take office. However, apart from a few countries, it seems the world is increasingly moving forward with leaders like Trump. While the reasons behind Trump’s election may seem intriguing, it can be argued that voters supported him because they believed he would strengthen the U.S. dollar, aggressively bolster the country’s position, and address the global challenge of immigration.

Trump’s plans for new public regulations are perceived as both expected and interesting. In light of the stagnation experienced during the previous term, it is not surprising that the public did not oppose such measures. Similarly, it is natural for the newly re-elected administration to reorganize public institutions. In terms of economic management, Trump’s administration is expected to take actions aimed at reducing inflation or, at the very least, restoring the U.S. to its former financial strength. However, whether these actions and associated risks will yield the desired outcomes remains to be seen. At this stage, it would be premature to claim any clear success, though there is a strong likelihood of significant financial developments in the near future.

Trump’s election has already contributed to the development of several sectors in the U.S. and is likely to continue doing so, particularly in artificial intelligence. In the coming years, AI companies are expected to dominate and become unstoppable forces in financial markets. In contrast, developing countries are unlikely to derive significant benefits in this area. Many of these nations are still lagging behind even in implementing reforms for primitive production processes, making their participation in this race highly improbable.

One of the major risks for developing countries lies in remaining alert to Trump’s verbal interventions, which have significant economic implications. As a leader who actively uses social media and relies on verbal guidance rather than actions, Trump’s statements often shift the direction of financial markets, creating considerable risks for investors.

On the other hand, U.S. sanctions have already impacted Turkey’s trade. For instance, Trump’s dissatisfaction with Turkey’s trade relations with Russia necessitates risk assessments in this area. It is clear that Turkey’s operational framework does not align with the preferences of the U.S. There is a possibility that future U.S. sanctions could target Turkey’s involvement in natural gas projects, its military presence in conflict zones, or its trade activities.

In the coming period, we will have the opportunity to evaluate these developments in greater detail. For now, the course of action regarding major issues like China remains uncertain. Similarly, it is too early to make definitive financial predictions. However, there is a noticeable belief in the rise of gold, supported by general recommendations for gold investment.

While this is not intended as investment advice, it should be noted that gold investments thrive on risk. Investors with a high tolerance for risk may consider gold as an option, while those with lower risk appetites may explore alternative opportunities.

Muhammed Yenice