While the European economy continues to leave the United States, Governor of the International Currency Fund (IMF), the European economy has united to the elite of the Davos Conference, and the European economy deepens his confidence every day. He said that it was time to follow the US lead. Leadership of President Donald Trump.
According to AFP News, the World Economic Forum held in Davos this week has lost its competitiveness in Europe, and the European Union has a melancholy atmosphere to compete for the United States. Report。
In a closing panel of the forum, which focuses on the outlook on the global economy, IMF's Director of Ceristarina Georgiwa suggests that as Trump has once again settled in the White House, it is necessary to change the posture on the problem.
“The United States has a confident culture. Europe has a humble culture,” said Georgiwa. “The advice of my brothers, Europeans, is more confident. Believe in yourself, and the most important thing is telling others what you believe.”
The European Central Bank Governor Christine Lagard warns that Europe needs to keep “huge” human resources in Japan, and has warned that the leaders will act in response to Trump's resurrection.
“Therefore, if European leaders actually take action and respond to the warning bell and the threat of a specific existence, I think Europe would have a great possibility,” Lagardo himself said. Former IMF Secretary.
President Trump criticized Europe in the long -awaited virtual speech on Thursday, especially the US trade balance gaps, with hundreds of European businessmen and political elites.
“I love Europe because I love Europe,” said Trump. “They treat the United States very and very unfairly with bad taxes.”
Lagardo said it was true that negotiations with the United States were needed.
“There must be a trade relationship organized in a framework that gives partners. It doesn't mean that all rules are ignored and all rules,” she said.
