US President Donald Trump has made a fresh appeal to multinational giants, urging them to relocate their operations to the United States. As global markets continue to react to ongoing tariff policies, Trump assured that companies choosing to shift to the US will face no hurdles with tariffs, electricity, or environmental permits.
In a strong message aimed at global industrial leaders, Trump stated, “This is the perfect time to move your company to America. Permits will be issued immediately—no delays, no excuses.” He emphasized that the US is ready to welcome large companies with zero tariff policies and streamlined administrative clearances, including energy and environmental approvals.
While Trump’s tariff strategies have triggered backlash from several nations, including China and Canada, he remained firm on his position, stating that such measures are strengthening the American economy. “Other countries may retaliate, but we are doing better than ever,” he asserted.
Citing the example of Apple, which has begun certain operations within the US, Trump said many companies are already taking advantage of the policy shift. He encouraged others not to delay and to begin the transition immediately.
Interestingly, Trump referenced JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s earlier comments supporting the imposition of trade tariffs. “Even Jamie Dimon said tariffs were good,” Trump recalled.
However, in a recent shift of tone, Dimon expressed concern about the economic consequences of prolonged tariffs. He warned that persistent market uncertainty could lead to a recession in the US and predicted a rise in bad debts if the situation continues unchecked.
Despite this, Trump maintained a confident outlook, reiterating his belief that the United States remains the best destination for global business investment.
