💨 Abstract
President Donald Trump addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, calling for lower global oil prices, interest rates, and taxes, while warning of tariffs on imported goods. He also targeted traditional U.S. allies like Canada and the European Union, threatening new tariffs over trade deficits. Trump's speech came amid market uncertainties over his plans for tariffs, which are set to start on Feb.
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