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Trump and Japan's PM Takaichi affirmed a strong alliance, $550B Japanese investment, and defense spending goals, while U.S. tariffs hurt Japanese car exports.
Donald Trump, during a visit to Tokyo, declared the U.S.-Japan alliance the strongest it has ever been, meeting Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi.
The leaders agreed to a $550 billion Japanese investment in the U.S., strengthened cooperation on critical minerals and shipbuilding, and affirmed Japan’s plan to meet its 2% GDP defense spending target two years early.
Trump also signaled progress in U.S.-China trade talks, with a framework agreement reached ahead of a planned meeting with President Xi Jinping in South Korea.
U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports, including a 15% rate, continue to impact exports, with car shipments dropping 24% in September.
Trump y el primer ministro de Japón, Takaichi, afirmaron una fuerte alianza, inversión japonesa de $ 550 mil millones y objetivos de gasto en defensa, mientras que los aranceles estadounidenses perjudican las exportaciones de automóviles japoneses.