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IMPLEMENTING THE UNITED STATES–JAPAN AGREEMENT On July 22, 2025, I announced a framework agreement between the United States and Japan (Agreement), which lays the foundation for a new era of United States-Japan trade relations
U. S. Tariffs and the 2025 U. S. -Japan Framework Agreement After months of talks spurred by U S tariff actions, the United States and Japan announced in July 2025 the outlines of a bilateral "strategic trade and investment agreement " Details of the framework agreement were released in early September, following further negotiations to resolve differences over implementation terms
New Documents Reveal Next Steps for U. S. -Japan Trade Deal On the same day that the EO was released, Japanese lead negotiator Ryosei Akazawa and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick signed an MOU designed to clarify how Japan’s promised $550 billion in investment is expected to flow into the United States
Japans $550 billion investment pledge outlined in MOU Japan's obligations under a $550 billion investment pledge, made in the course of tariff negotiations with the United States, were outlined in a document signed Thursday in Washington
Analyzing Japan’s $550 Billion Pledge to Invest in the U. S. In July 2025, the United States and Japan reached a major trade agreement that includes Japan’s pledge to invest $550 billion in U S industries in return for lower tariffs on Japanese imports The details of this investment pledge became clearer on Sept 4, when U S Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and Ryosei Akazawa, then Japan’s top trade negotiator, signed a memorandum of
US-Japan Trade Agreement Update on Tariff Reductions and $550 Billion . . . Since then, the United States and Japan have continued to negotiate the arrangements, and on September 4, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Japan’s Economic Revitalization Minister Ryosei Akazawa signed a seven-page memorandum of understanding (MOU) regarding Japan’s anticipated $550 billion investment program in the United States
Investing in Security and Success: Analysis of the US-Japan $550 . . . The MOU is designed to encourage Japan’s proactivity in three key ways: (1) guaranteed preference for Japanese vendors and suppliers, (2) deregulated access to land and energy, and (3) a promise of political support in Washington
Press Conference by Prime Minister ISHIBA Shigeru regarding the Signing . . . The two documents I mentioned were, first, a Memorandum of Understanding, called an "MOU," which was signed by Minister Akazawa and U S Secretary of Commerce Lutnick This MOU confirms the common understanding between Japan and the U S regarding our US$550 billion investment initiative