The Trump administration is working on deals across as many as 30 industries in a bid to safeguard companies critical to US national and economic security.
Sources familiar with the talks revealed that dozens of firms are engaged in negotiations, with the administration offering support in different forms. In some cases, tariff relief is being exchanged for revenue guarantees, concessions, or equity stakes in struggling companies.
Officials say the approach is designed to stabilise key sectors under pressure from global competition and domestic challenges. The deals are expected to protect jobs, keep supply chains intact, and boost investor confidence.
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The fast-paced dealmaking also comes with a political angle, as the White House seeks to demonstrate strong economic stewardship. By directly engaging companies, the administration aims to deliver quick, visible wins ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
Analysts, however, warn that while the intervention may provide short-term relief, it could deepen government involvement in private markets and raise questions about long-term competitiveness.
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