Trump Says US Should Pay Lowest Interest Rate of Any Country

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  January 21, 2026 at 15:25  |  2:40  |  Bloomberg Markets
Speakers
Donald Trump — President of the United States

Summary

President Donald Trump, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, argued the US should pay the lowest interest rates of any country and criticized Federal Reserve rate hikes for blocking economic success. He said good economic news should lift the stock market rather than trigger inflation fears and rate increases, and argued growth does not necessarily cause inflation. Trump also cited record $18 trillion in investment and thousands of factories being built as evidence of a strong US economic backdrop.

  • Trump says the US should have the lowest interest rates of any country.
  • He criticizes Powell and the Fed for raising rates and stopping US success.
  • He argues good economic news should lift stocks, not crash them.
  • He says growth does not mean inflation and proper growth can fight inflation.
  • He points to $18 trillion in investment and thousands of factories being built.
  • He wants a return to stock market rallies on strong economic data.
Ideas
Donald Trump President of the United States 1:00
Good news should lift US stocks
Trump argues the stock market should rally on good economic news rather than sell off on Fed rate-hike fears. He says growth does not cause inflation and that proper growth can fight inflation, criticizes Powell's rate hikes for stopping success, and points to record $18 trillion in investment and thousands of factories being built as reasons the US should return to a period where strong data lifts stocks.
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