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US Commerce Secretary Lutnick sees 6% growth in Q1

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hit the newswires with an array of policy, trade, and economic outlook soundbites on Tuesday.

Key highlights

  • American demand is vast for AI chips, and we dont want to do anything to stand in their way.
  • Lutnick refuses to answer if the Trump administration would curb Chinese licenses to access US chip markets.
  • The US Dollar was manipulated higher over many years.
  • It's more natural for the US Dollar to be at its current level.
  • Foreigners used trade surpluses to buy our country.
  • I think Q4 GDP growth will be over 5%.
  • We could reasonably get over 6% growth in Q1.
  • We will see enormous manufacturing job growth this year.
  • Nvidia and China must adhere to H200 chip license terms.
  • We follow the lead of Trump and Rubio.
  • The US-China Relationship is complex and nuanced, Trump is leading it.

(This story was corrected on February 11 at 08:30 GMT to say that Howard Lutnick is the US Secretary of Commerce, not Treasury Secretary.)

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