美联储威廉姆斯：关键在于审视潜在的通胀因素，而非仅仅关注某一特定指标。

During a two-day stop in Turkey, Trump threatened to cut trade ties with NATO member Spain over defense spending and revived a dispute with Denmark on Greenland. NATO secretary general Rutte lauded Trump as 'a great leader' and 'NATO’s biggest asset', credited him with prompting an extra $1.2 trillion in Canadian and European defense spending across two terms and called it the 'Trump trillion'. When Trump criticized previous U.S. presidents for failing to raise allied defence contributions, Rutte interjected: 'You are the first to do it. This is your victory.' Trump replied: 'That's why I like him.' Rutte, who took office as NATO secretary general in late 2024, has repeatedly praised Trump. Chatham House international security director Marion Messmer said the summit suggested no one can manage Trump long-term and Europe should focus on strengthening its own security. Other NATO leaders are increasingly irritated by Rutte's obsequious tone; he has so far failed to convert his personal rapport with Trump into concrete benefits for the alliance, while Trump remains openly dissatisfied with NATO.

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