Japan Signs $2.2 Billion Loan Agreement for First Projects Under US Investment Pledge
Japan has signed a $2.2 billion loan agreement to fund the first batch of projects under its broader $550 billion U.S. investment pledge, marking the start of financing linked to a trade deal that reduced U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports to 15%. The Japan Bank for International Cooperation will provide about one-third of the funding.
Topics: infrastructure investment loans trade deal U.S.-Japan relations