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President Donald Trump said he had attracted more than 7 billions of dollars in private investment since his elected official, companies like Apple, Eli Lilly and Stargate, as well as countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Japan.
Trump spoke to journalists on Wednesday after signing a series of decrees, when he was asked about the purchase of a record amount of private sector investments totaling 7 billions of dollars.
“We, I would say, more than 7 dollars now … investments to come,” said Trump. “Apple arrives for $ 500 billion alone. We have other companies that come with massive figures. We have car manufacturers that arrive. No, we have never seen anything like it, perhaps in the 1940s or 50s or something, but we have never seen anything like it.”
A senior White House official provided Fox News a distribution of investments, noting that many entities are committed “even more” than what has been provided.
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President Donald Trump confirmed that he had bought more than 7 billions of dollars in investments for America in the private sector and other countries. (Getty Images / Getty Images)
For example, Stargate, a SoftBank, Openai and Oracle project which involves the creation of data centers for the subsequent development of artificial intelligence, has engaged $ 500 billion.
Apple also hired $ 500 billion, according to data from the White House manager.
The IT and electronics giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is committed to an investment of $ 100 billion in the United States, and Nvidia is in 200 billion dollars.
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Other notable companies involved are Eli Lilly for $ 27 billion; Hyundai for $ 20 billion; Global venture for $ 18 billion; And Johnson and Johnson for $ 55 billion.
Several countries have also committed significant sums for American investments, including the United Arab Emirates for 1.4 Billion of dollars; Japan for 1 dollars billion; Saudi Arabia for $ 600 billion; And India for $ 310 billion, although all figures can be higher, according to the White House manager.
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The crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Bin Salman, shakes hands with American president Donald Trump, at the top of G20 leaders in Osaka, Japan, June 29, 2019. (Bandar Algaloud / Gracieuse of the Saudi Royal Court / Handout via Reuters / Photos / Reuters Photos)
A few days after Trump’s return to the Oval Office in January, an influx of investment in the technological sector arrived, in the middle of the rise of AI and other emerging technologies that will help shape the global economy in the decades to come.
This momentum has defenders of pro-corporate policies such as the United States Chamber of Commerce, the largest commercial group of the country’s affairs, seeking to capitalize with regulatory reforms to attract new investments.
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“It is great to see companies seeking to make strategic investments in the United States. We are impatient to work with the administration to reduce regulatory charges to stimulate other investments,” said Jordan Crenshaw, vice-president of Fox Business.
Eric Revell and Reuters of Fox Business contributed to this report.
