Trump’s Strategic Trade Pressure Yields Japan Deal, But Risks Remain for American Workers
President Trump’s 15% tariff framework with Japan signals progress in rebalancing trade but leaves critical questions unanswered about protecting American jobs and managing inflation.

President Donald Trump announced a new trade framework with Japan that sets a 15% tariff on Japanese imports—a notable reduction from the previously threatened 25%. While this may appear as a diplomatic win on the surface, under President Trump's America First agenda it is clear that these tough negotiations aim to reclaim economic sovereignty and revive American manufacturing. Yet, serious challenges linger beneath the headlines. Is This Deal Truly a Win for American Jobs? Trump proudly touted that Japan would invest $550 billion into the United States and open its markets to American autos and rice. These promises fit the...
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