CoinVoice has recently learned that Charu Chanana, Chief Investment Strategist at Saxo Bank in Singapore, believes that the expectations for breakthroughs in negotiations are very low, so Trump's statement brings a mild upside surprise—providing short-term relief for the Japanese stock market. The tariffs have decreased from 25% to 15%, which is significant and should boost sentiment in export-driven industries, even though the details, especially regarding automobiles, remain crucial.

The market will largely view the $550 billion foreign direct investment news as a political stage rather than a tradable catalyst. Strategically, this agreement allows Japan to avoid immediate tariff escalation, while Trump's attention shifts elsewhere. [Original link]