US President Donald Trump:
United States (US) President Donald Trump ran through a long list of grievances while delivering his remarks during the World Economic Forum hosted in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday. President Trump reiterated his concerns that the US' trade deficit with Canada, which amounts to 4% of the US' total trade imbalance, is unsustainable. President Trump also floated tax cuts for US businesses, asking the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to lower Crude Oil prices, and re-floated his ongoing threats of ambiguous, sweeping tariffs on US imports from other countries. President Donald Trump also took the opportunity to remind everyone at Davos that he will single-handedly deliver extreme tax cuts while simultaneously shrinking the US spending deficit, and also vowed to attempt to subvert the operational independence of the US Federal Reserve (Fed).
Key highlights
US has largest amount of oil and gas of any country and we are going to use it.
US House and Senate will pass tax-cut measures.
Congress will pass the largest tax cut in American history.
I will ask OPEC to lower oil prices.
I will ask Saudi's MBS for $1 trillion in investments.
I will demand lower interest rates.
I'm asking NATO nations to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP.
EU tariffs make it very difficult to bring products into Europe.
I will do something about the trade deficit with the EU.
We need double the energy we have in the US for AI to be as big as we want it.
I will bring the corporate tax rate to 15% if the product is made in the US.
We can't continue current trade deficit levels with Canada.
I want to obliterate US debt, which will happen rapidly.
I will meet Putin soon to end the war in Ukraine.
I see US-China relationship being very good.
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