US EditionTrump says he’s joining Bessent and Lutnick for trade negotiations with Japanese at the White House
- President Donald Trump will attend trade negotiations with Japan at the White House, accompanied by Treasury and Commerce Secretaries.
- Japan's Economic Revitalization Minister Ryosei Akazawa is negotiating tariffs, military support costs, and trade fairness in Washington.
- Akazawa expressed readiness for the talks, stating, 'I am prepared for the talks,' before leaving Tokyo.
- Trump seeks to address America's trade deficits and tariffs during discussions with Japanese negotiators.
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Washington.- U.S. President Donald Trump became directly involved on Wednesday in trade talks with Japanese officials, a sign of the importance of the issue for the U.S. after its tariffs shook the economy and led the government to assure the public that it would reach agreements quickly. Trump attended the meeting together with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick, key economic advisors with a central role in the…
Donald Trump Joins Tariff Talks With Japan as US Seeks Deals Amid Trade Wars
The Republican president attended the meeting alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, top economic advisers with a central role in his trade and tariff policies. Donald Trump Joins Tariff Talks With Japan as US Seeks Deals Amid Trade Wars.
Trump’s drive to lock in trade wins and end the maddening mixed messages
President Donald Trump’s decision to sit in on Wednesday’s trade talks with Japanese envoy Ryosei Akazawa sends a clear and excellent message: The prez wants this deal done fast, with more trade agreements to follow.
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