On Monday, I welcomed Finance Minister @片山さつき to the @Treasury Department.
I thanked her for Japan's positive engagement on OECD global minimum tax issues and emphasized the importance of critical minerals sovereignty amongst democratic nations.
On Monday, I met with Minister @Roland Lescure of France to discuss G7 and G20 coordination, our mutual economic policy priorities, global imbalances, and this week’s critical minerals finance ministerial.
On Monday, I met with Treasurer @Jim Chalmers MP of Australia to discuss critical minerals opportunities, as well as other areas of mutual economic and national security interest.
On Monday, I met with South Korean Deputy Prime Minister @구윤철 to discuss the critical minerals ministerial meeting and ongoing market developments in Korea, including the recent depreciation of the Korean won which is not in line with Korea’s strong economic fundamentals.
Korea’s impressive economic performance, especially in key industries that support America’s economy, make it a critical partner for us in Asia.
On Monday, I met with UK Chancellor of the Exchequer @npub1e9w2...0qk0 to engage on shared U.S.-U.K. economic priorities, including cooperation around critical minerals, financial regulation, and trade policy.
We also discussed updates on the U.S.-U.K. Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future.
Treasury is implementing President Trump’s No Tax on American Car Loan Interest, putting money back in the pockets of working and middle-class families. For new U.S.-assembled vehicles purchased in 2025-2028, eligible taxpayers can deduct up to $10,000 per year in auto loan
@Trump Accounts are @npub16ezq...272j' gift to the American people. They represent perhaps the most groundbreaking policy innovation of modern times. And they are shaped by a simple vision: “Every American a shareholder.”
When every American owns a share of the most powerful economy on
