


Davos Debate: Lagarde Calls for EU-U.S. Negotiation Amidst Trump's Criticism of Trade Relations
World leaders at Davos discuss economic challenges, EU-U.S. relations and Trump's return, highlighting contrasting views on trade and investment in a changing global landscape.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde urged for mutual respect in U.S.-EU trade amid criticism from President Trump regarding trade deficits. Many attendees expressed optimism about economic growth and technological advances, while some human rights advocates highlighted the plight of marginalized groups. Trump’s return to the White House raises concerns for Europe, prompting reflection on its economic competitiveness and challenges, with leaders noting the need for reform and national investment strategies to address stagnation and foster growth in the face of rising populism and technological competition.
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