President Donald Trump has announced a landmark trade agreement with Japan, featuring a $550 billion investment fund that he will oversee. The deal sets a 15% tariff on Japanese imports, down from the previously threatened 25%, and includes major Japanese commitments to purchase American goods such as airplanes and agricultural products. While the agreement is being hailed by the White House as historic and a win for American jobs, U.S. automakers and labor unions have expressed concerns that it may not open new markets for them and could even put them at a disadvantage. The announcement has boosted global stock markets, with Asian and U.S. indices hitting new highs on optimism over trade. The deal is also seen as a template for future U.S. negotiations with other trading partners, including the EU and South Korea.
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