# Trump's US Investment Tracker

> India ranks 6th with $500 billion in Trump's US investment tracker.
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- Summary: India ranks 6th with $500 billion in Trump's US investment tracker. Trump administration secured $11.3 trillion in investments, including $500 billion from…
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- Author: Garvit Bhirani
- Published: 2026-10-16T11:14:04+00:00
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- Topics: trump, us investment, india, uae, reliance, oil refinery, white house, investment tracker, news
## Trump administration investment tracker
The White House says Trump administration secured $11.3 trillion in investments, including $5.77 trillion through nine country-level and trade agreements.
## India ranks 6th with $500 billion
India ranked sixth among countries, attracting investments worth $500 billion, according to data released by the White House.
## Reliance partnership for oil refinery
A listed $300 billion Reliance partnership aims to build the first major US oil refinery in 50 years.
## UAE leads with $1.4 trillion
Among country-level investment commitments, the United Arab Emirates topped the list with $1.4 trillion, followed by Qatar with $1.2 trillion and Japan with $1 trillion.
## Sector investment breakdown
Manufacturing and industry accounted for the highest number of investments, with 136 projects valued at $1.14 trillion.
## Technology and AI investments
Technology and AI ranked second in terms of investment value, attracting 17 commitments worth $3.07 trillion, or around 27 per cent of the overall investments.
## NVIDIA's largest commitment
NVIDIA recorded the largest investment commitment, amounting to $608 billion among individual companies.
## Key takeaway

Trump administration secured $11.3 trillion in investments, including $500 billion from India.