Since President Donald Trump took office on January 20th, numerous large corporations and foreign companies have pledged to pour billions into the United States.
Since Trump returned to his oval office, some foreign countries have already announced plans to invest heavily in the US, along with Apple, Eli Lilly and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), with forecast investments totaling over $1 trillion. Much of the recent investment comes amid the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to overhaul US trade policies. announcement On February 1st, we will wipe out new tariffs on imports from China, Mexico and Canada.
The predicted cash injections rebuttal to several corporate media Claim In recent weeks, Trump’s economic agenda has been harming the American economy; I’ll stop it Companies from investment in the US
Trump announcement On Monday, TSMC, one of the world’s largest semiconductor companies, will invest $100 billion in US chip manufacturing. China has been trying to push the global semiconductor market in recent years, and has long-standing pledge to achieve “unification” with Taiwan.
A few days after Apple CEO Tim Cook met up with Trump, the company announced on February 26 that it would invest a whopping $500 billion in the US over the next four years, and plans to open a new artificial intelligence server factory in Texas. Cook I wrote it With the announcement of the investment that Apple is “busy about the future of American innovation” and “we’re proud to be able to build on years of US investment.” (Related: “America First”: Trump aims to dismantle globalist trade policies)
Relatedly, major drug maker Eli Lily announced plans on February 26th to more than double its investment in US manufacturing in 2025 to more than $50 billion.
Trump I said On February 7, Japan-based Nippon Steel will remove nearly $15 billion in bids to buy US steel and instead “invests heavily in American steel.” On the same day, Japanese Prime Minister Isbaiba Pledge Japan will increase investment in the US by about $1 trillion, increasing imports of liquefied natural gas produced in the US
US Steel and Nippon Steel executives have been seeking meetings with Trump administration officials in recent weeks to save the merger. It has been reported.
One day after taking office, Trump announcement The Stargate Project, a new joint venture between Openai, Oracle, SoftBank and MGX, said it will invest up to $500 billion as part of a major American artificial intelligence infrastructure project.
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In particular, some foreign countries have pledged to invest in the US amid the threat of Trump’s tariffs, including Taiwan and Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince I said On January 23rd, he hopes to invest $600 billion in the US over the next four years.
Meanwhile, Emirati billionaire Hussein Sajwani on January 13th I swear To pay $20 billion in investment in the US data center industry over the next few years.
The President has introduced a 10% tariff For all imports from China, along with 25% tariffs on imports from Canada On February 1, Mexico attempted to ease the passage of illegal immigration. And illegal drugs such as fentanyl came to the United States from the country. Trump temporarily suspends tariffs on Canada and Mexico after the Mexican government agreed to roll out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed to help thousands of troops to the US border stop the flow of deadly drugs and illegal immigration Improve security at the US-Canadian border.
Trump wrote Thursday post The truth is, Social plans to enact a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico from March 4, as it doubles the 10% tariff on imports from China, and “very high and unacceptable levels” of illegal drugs are still “poured” from abroad.
On the campaign trail, Trump pledged to boost domestic US manufacturing as part of his “America First” agenda. After President Trump’s election victory, there have been an increasing number of reports that businesses are considering moving production to the US in an attempt to avoid Trump’s administration’s tariffs. We have decided to shift production of popular civil vehicle models from Mexico to the United States.
“The world’s most powerful AI chips will be made in the US,” Trump said Monday in an announcement of TSMC investments.
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