After weeks of intense negotiations, President Trump has announced a groundbreaking trade deal with Japan that will see tariffs on $55 billion worth of goods slashed to just 15%. The deal, which covers a wide range of products including beef, pork, and dairy, is a major victory for the U.S. and is expected to boost American exports to Japan.

The agreement comes after months of back-and-forth between the two countries, with both sides making concessions to reach a deal. Trump hailed the agreement as a win for American workers and farmers, who have long complained about the high tariffs imposed by Japan on U.S. goods.

The deal is also seen as a strategic move by the Trump administration to counter China's growing influence in the region. By strengthening economic ties with Japan, the U.S. hopes to create a united front against China's trade practices.

The news of the trade deal has been met with widespread praise, with industry groups and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle applauding the agreement. It is a rare moment of bipartisan support for the Trump administration and could help boost the president's standing ahead of the 2026 election.