Ragard said that Europe can introduce vulgar talents from the United States under Trump
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The President of the European Central Bank said that after Donald Trump was elected, Europe may be able to attract the “talent” from the other side of the Atlantic. She called on the European mainland to better understand her economic strength.
Christina Lagarde said that Europe needs to better leave talents and savings in the country, and added that the new US government decided to freeze some funds of the inflation reduction bill of former President Joe Biden, which may eliminate investment One of the motivation of the United States.
The President of the French Bank of France did not mention Trump directly, but said that after working in the United States, some American residents may be attracted by Europe.
“We need to keep talents in the country. We need to keep the accumulation at home. Maybe it’s time to introduce some talents from the other side of the ocean for some reason and no longer have fantasies,” she said.
Trump’s re -election has led to some American citizens and residents to consider leaving the country. British lawyers report that liberal Americans have an influx of interest in relocation.
Lagader’s remarks were published on the closing day of the Davos World Economic Forum. At the meeting, investors and executives emphasized the optimism of the US economy and the extreme pessimism of the prospects of the weak growth of Europe. Compare.
Larry Fink, CEO of Bellaide, said in a group discussion in a group discussion that he believes that there are too many pessimistic emotions in Europe, and it may now be time to re -invest in continental Europe.
Lagarde said that the EU is facing a “survival threat”, but this should become the alarm of EU leaders to strengthen the EU.
She said that the active scoring card of the euro zone includes a relatively low overall government deficit, which is about 3%of GDP, and her “firmly believes” annual inflation rate (2.4%in December) is more likely to drop Speed up again.
Lagardes acknowledged that some executives were “not very optimistic” in European prospects, but she believed that if European leaders “really work together, continental Europe can respond to economic challenges.
It may be conducive to European changes, including Trump’s decision to suspend some funds based on the Based on Inflation Act, which is an important temptation for European companies that seek to establish a manufacturing project in the United States.
Plug Power is an American cleaning hydrogen developer and parts manufacturer. In the last few hours of the Bayeng government, it received a loan of $ 1.66 billion from the Energy Department Loan Plan Office. His CEO Andy Marsh Warning that long -term suspension of cleaning technology financing will force enterprises to transfer investment to other places.
“We are going to have a market,” Mash said. “If European and Australian policies have more interest in our products, we will spend more time in Europe and Australia. I think this will be a method that most companies will adopt.
Despite the slowdown of Green Technology investment, economists believe that the United States is still a more attractive investor capital destination than Europe.
“The United States has a relatively growing story, heavy industry has subsidies or cheap energy sources, and Trump said to be sold in the United States. This has caused direct pressure to Europe and other places. The company must produce here.” Director Adam Posen said.
“In any case, foreign direct investment will increase significantly [in the US] In the next one or two years.
The European politicians of Davos have always believed that Trump vowed to establish a trade barrier, providing opportunities for the EU’s strengthening of relations with other countries in the world. Lagarde said that after the Second World War, Europeans realized “you can’t do it alone” and they need to sit at the table to cooperate.
She said: “What happened outside is a challenge, but it is also a huge opportunity to re -examine and decide whether Europe wants to be key participants,” Lagarde said. “I think it has talent, means, and ambitions.”
Although Finke has an optimistic attitude towards European investment cases, he said that Europe is a “mythical” because the single market is not complete, including the financial service industry.
Ragard disagreed. “Europe is not a myth. It is not a basket. This is an excellent case.
