Trump urges companies to produce in the U.S. to avoid tariffs, proposes historic tax cuts to incentivise domestic manufacturing.

President Donald Trump spoke virtually at the World Economic Forum, highlighting his plans for tax cuts aimed at encouraging companies to produce goods in America.

Trump stated that significant tax cuts are expected for workers, families, and domestic manufacturers.

He noted that some previous tax cuts are set to expire at the end of 2025 unless extended, implying ongoing discussions with Democrats about this issue.

His message to businesses worldwide was clear: produce in America for lower taxes.

He warned that companies that choose not to manufacture in the U.S. would face tariffs, which could direct substantial revenue into the U.S. treasury.

Trump reiterated his support for tariffs on imports, hinting at planned tariffs of 10% on goods from China and 25% on those from Canada and Mexico starting soon.