The United States could ride into a stronger 2026 economy, partially thanks to tax cuts from the Trump administration.
This year saw a series of highs and lows for the Stateside economy, after President Donald Trump resumed office for his second term back in January.
He returned to the White House and immediately launched into a series of bold and controversial fiscal decisions and policies, most notably a vast increase in global tariffs for a range of U.S. trading partner nations.
His ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ act, signed into law in July, pushed forward a series of tax cuts and credits that are still creating a tailwind to carry through into next year.
Additionally, uncertainty and fear around his administration's tariffs are expected to settle in the first half of 2026.
Investment in artificial intelligence is also expected to stay strong and help with a more stable and stimulus-focused economy for next year.
