U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a major trade agreement with Japan, ending weeks of tense negotiations and averting a previously threatened 25% tariff on Japanese imports. Under the new deal, a 15% tariff will be imposed on Japanese goods entering the U.S., with Japan agreeing to significant investments in the American economy. The agreement is being touted as one of the largest in history and is expected to impact key sectors such as automobiles and agriculture. The news has sparked a rally in Japanese and Asian stock markets, while also causing political ripples in Japan, where Prime Minister Ishiba faces pressure over the outcome. Analysts note the deal marks a shift toward more protectionist U.S. trade policies and could reshape the economic relationship between the two allies.
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