Economists: The more radical Trump's policies are, the greater the likelihood of the U.S. economy falling into stagflation

ChainCatcher news reports that the U.S. market reacted enthusiastically to Trump's victory, but this trade has since eased.

Economist Phil Suttle proposed another scenario. His outlook indicates that the more aggressively Trump implements policies such as deportation and tariffs, the greater the likelihood that the U.S. will fall into stagflation panic in the coming years. If immigration is cut off and workers are deported, the labor force may lose all growth momentum and even shrink.

Suttle estimates that, combined with tariffs, economic growth could stagnate or even reverse in 2025 and 2026. Meanwhile, labor shortages and tariffs could drive up prices, potentially pushing inflation rates above 3% annually. Suttle believes that Trump's more radical policies could exacerbate these effects.