"A new update from the White House on Friday placed a spotlight on a sweeping resurgence of U.S.-based investment, driven by President Donald Trump’s second-term economic agenda. According to administration figures, more than $5.2 trillion in total investment has now been secured, much of it tied to tariffs, trade policy, and a push to re-shore key industries.The figure includes both finalized and pledged investments across sectors ranging from advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence to pharmaceuticals and energy. Officials say the sum reflects what they describe as “The Trump Effect,” a combination of policy levers designed to bring capital back to the United States.
A graphic shared on the White House’s official social media account features President Trump pointing to the sky under a banner reading “The Trump Effect” and “$5.2 Trillion Total Investments Secured.”
Apple, NVIDIA, and SoftBank have each announced plans to invest $500 billion in U.S.-based infrastructure and manufacturing. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) pledged $100 billion for chip production. Pharmaceutical firms Johnson & Johnson, Eli Lilly, Novartis, and Roche have collectively committed over $150 billion in research, development, and facility expansion across the U.S.
Several automakers are also increasing their footprint. Hyundai announced $21 billion in planned investments, including a new steel plant in Louisiana. Stellantis is reopening its Belvidere, Illinois plant, backed by a $5 billion infusion. Additional funding is flowing into sectors like aerospace, data infrastructure, and consumer goods."
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