Administration says it cut the monthly trade deficit by 77% in one year

President Trump delivered an address at the World Economic Forum in Davos outlining economic and foreign-policy priorities, emphasizing national sovereignty, cultural preservation, and transatlantic cooperation. He announced executive and administrative actions — including an executive order to bar large institutional investors from buying single-family homes and instructions for government-backed institutions to buy up to $200 billion in mortgage bonds — and urged Congress to cap credit-card interest rates and pass crypto market legislation. He also highlighted claimed economic gains from his first year back in office and urged European partners to prioritize energy, trade, immigration, and cultural cohesion. The remarks combined policy announcements with partisan critiques of the prior administration and calls for coordinated Western action.