President Donald Trump last year capped tariffs on Japan and South Korea at 15% in exchange for pledges by the two nations to invest a combined $900 billion in the US. The deals were part of Trump’s ...

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reportedly plans to highlight Japan’s U.S. investment and the American jobs it will create at her meeting with President Donald Trump in New York on Tuesday.

Trump and Takaichi also pledged to continue working together in science and technology, space, national defense and regional security.

The project is estimated at between Y2tn and Y3tn ($12.67bn-$19.01bn) and would broaden the scope of Japan's tariff-related investments.