The U.S. tariff policy threatens nearly $2 trillion in investment commitments from global companies in the U.S

ChainCatcher news, according to an analysis by the Financial Times, global companies have committed to investing at least $1.9 trillion in the U.S. since Trump's first term, but these investments may be threatened by Trump's new round of tariff policies. Trump recently announced large-scale tariffs on trade partners such as China, India, and the European Union, raising concerns among global supply chain companies.

French President Macron has called on European companies to suspend investments in the U.S., and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida has also expressed "strong concerns." Companies like Apple, Hyundai, and SoftBank, which have committed to large investments, are facing the impact of tariffs, and some companies have already begun to take measures such as layoffs. Experts warn that the uncertainty brought by tariff policies will make the U.S. "a less attractive place for investment."