智通财经网·2025-04-29 04:20Group 1 - Major companies including Nvidia, Johnson & Johnson, Hyundai Motor, Toyota, and SoftBank are gathering at the White House for an "Invest in America" promotional event [1] - President Trump aims to showcase significant investments in defense, technology, healthcare, consumer goods, and large investment funds during his first 100 days in office [1] - The Trump administration is pushing for a "manufacturing return to America" policy through tariffs and trade negotiations to encourage domestic manufacturing [1] Group 2 - The U.S. government has initiated a new round of global trade wars, imposing tariffs on various goods, raising concerns among U.S. airlines, aerospace companies, automakers, and retail giants about the impact on manufacturing and sales [2] - Nvidia's CEO announced plans to invest hundreds of billions in U.S.-made core chips and high-end electronic devices over the next four years, shifting focus from traditional semiconductor suppliers [2] - The White House highlighted commitments from major companies like TSMC, Nvidia, Apple, and Roche to invest in U.S. manufacturing, reflecting confidence in the U.S. economy and dollar assets [2] Group 3 - General Motors is considering a $60 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing but requires clarity and consistency in trade policies before making decisions [3] - The Trump administration's 25% tariff on foreign-made vehicles has taken effect, impacting global automakers and potentially leading to significant price increases for consumers [3] - A new tariff measure affecting nearly 150 categories of automotive parts will come into effect on May 3, covering essential components like engines and batteries [4] Group 4 - Trump is reportedly planning to exempt certain automakers from the most stringent tariffs, a move seen as a concession following lobbying from the automotive industry [5] - The administration's investment plan includes $500 billion for AI infrastructure, aiming to surpass competitors like China in this critical technology sector [5] - Hyundai Motor announced a $21 billion investment in the U.S., including a $5.8 billion steel manufacturing plant in Louisiana, creating over 1,400 jobs [6]