Trump's US investment tracker: India ranks 6th with $500 billion, UAE leads with $1.4 trillion; who else made the list?
The White House says Trump administration secured $11.3 trillion in investments, including $5.77 trillion through nine country-level and trade agreements. India ranked sixth with $500 billion, while a listed $300 billion Reliance partnership aims to build the first major US oil refinery in 50 years.
According to the White House's investment tracker, titled "The Trump Effect," India ranks sixth among countries for US investments, with commitments totaling $500 billion. The UAE led the list with $1.4 trillion in investments, followed by Qatar ($1.2 trillion) and Japan ($1 trillion). Manufacturing and industry recorded the highest number of investments, totaling $1.14 trillion across 136 projects.
Technology and AI were the second most invested sectors, with 17 commitments totaling $3.07 trillion, accounting for 27% of overall investments. NVIDIA recorded the largest investment commitment from an individual company, amounting to $608 billion.
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