TechFlow news, April 8 — According to analysis by the Financial Times, since Trump's first term, global companies have committed at least $1.9 trillion in investments to the United States. However, these investments may now be threatened by Trump's new round of tariff policies. Recently, Trump announced sweeping tariffs on trade partners including China, India, and the European Union, triggering concerns among global supply chain companies. French President Macron has called on European firms to pause their U.S. investments, while Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba expressed "strong concern." Companies such as Apple, Hyundai, and SoftBank, which have pledged major investments, now face tariff impacts, with some already taking measures like layoffs. Experts warn that the uncertainty caused by the tariff policies will make the U.S. a "less attractive investment destination."
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