President Donald Trump announced that his administration has secured over $19 trillion in new investment commitments for the United States. He highlighted a shift of manufacturing from Asia and Europe to America due to his trade and economic policies, reshaping global supply chains. Trump emphasized the influx of foreign companies choosing the US over other destinations, citing examples like Toyota relocating from Mexico to build the world’s largest plant in the US.
Trump also pointed out new investments in Georgia, including a $2 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing plant by UCB and a $600 million diamond processing facility by Japan. He credited his administration’s tax policies for economic improvements, mentioning record employment levels, rising stock markets, and lower inflation. Trump highlighted the creation of tax-advantaged savings accounts for children as part of his broader economic agenda.
The President underscored the expansion of cooperation with Venezuela’s oil sector, stating that the US and Venezuela collectively control about 62% of the world’s oil market. Trump’s economic strategy focuses on restoring US industrial competitiveness by encouraging domestic manufacturing. He claimed that more money is currently being invested in the US than at any other time in history, declaring it as the “Golden Age of America.”
