Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, former U.S. President Trump delivered a bold outlook on the American economy, projecting unprecedented growth momentum. He highlighted that core inflation has stabilized at 1.5%, signaling balanced consumer demand and effective monetary policy management.
Signs of Accelerated Expansion
Trump underscored a projected 5.4% growth rate for the fourth quarter, a figure that could nearly double the International Monetary Fund’s current forecast. He credited this surge to strategic tax reforms, energy self-sufficiency, and the reshoring of manufacturing jobs.
- Core inflation remains low and stable
- U.S. poised to lead among major developed economies in GDP growth
- Strong labor market and rising small business confidence
Economists suggest this trajectory could redefine global economic leadership in the coming years. Trump also called for sustained investment in infrastructure and regulatory efficiency to maintain long-term competitiveness.