Japan Proposes $950 Billion Semiconductor Deal as Trade Tensions Rise

Japan has proposed a staggering $950 billion semiconductor deal to the United States in an effort to address escalating trade tensions. This significant investment seeks to bolster Japan’s global semiconductor dominance, counter US tariffs on Asian imports, and mitigate the financial impact on Japanese businesses. Led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, these negotiations aim to secure a more favorable trade landscape for Japan amidst rising concerns over US tariffs.