The push for aggressive domestic energy production is showing real effects on inflation and economic stability. By ramping up oil and gas output, the strategy aims to ease price pressures at home while strengthening geopolitical influence abroad. When energy costs drop, it ripples through the entire economy—lower transportation costs, cheaper manufacturing, reduced consumer expenses. This could reshape how we think about inflation cycles and currency stability in a energy-independent economy. It's the kind of macro policy move that tends to catch market attention.