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Created: 2025-07-23 18:00:25 UTC
Donald Trump announced a $XXX billion trade deal with Japan, calling it one of the biggest agreements the U.S. has ever made.
He claims the deal will create hundreds of thousands of jobs and give the U.S. XX% of the profits generated from Japan’s investment.
The agreement includes Japan opening its markets to more American cars, trucks, rice, and agricultural goods. It also features a reciprocal XX% tariff on U.S. imports, signaling a major change in how the two countries trade.
Trump made the announcement on Truth Social, highlighting the deal as a win for American workers and a boost to the long-term U.S.-Japan relationship.
Before this, the U.S. and Japan were locked in tense negotiations. Trump had threatened tariffs as high as XX% if Japan didn’t make concessions before an August X deadline.
That pressure appears to have pushed the deal forward, ending months of uncertainty between the two nations.
The move follows similar trade moves by Trump, including a new deal with Indonesia that involved an order for XX Boeing jets. With his administration pursuing a more aggressive trade policy, this deal with Japan reflects a broader strategy of direct economic pressure and headline-making agreements.
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