Sure, the promised economic stability didn't quite pan out as the new leadership suggested before taking office. Reality's messier than campaign promises—no surprise there. But here's the thing: 2026 still looks decent for business operations. The fundamentals aren't catastrophic, regulatory environment remains workable, and there's room to maneuver. Not paradise, not disaster—just a pragmatic middle ground where deals can still happen and capital can flow. Sometimes "good enough" is actually good enough for making moves.