‘New Golden Age Of Global Trade’: Bessent Opens Negotiations With Japan Following Trump’s Tariffs

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was tapped by President Donald Trump on Monday to begin negotiations with Japan after Trump imposed a 24% tariff on the United States trading partner.

Bessent wrote on X that Trump had “a very constructive phone discussion” with Japanese leaders, and the two countries will continue negotiations “to implement the President’s vision for the new Golden Age of Global Trade.” Bessent added that he, along with the U.S. Trade Representative, will seek to come to an agreement with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba “and his Cabinet.”

“Japan remains among America’s closest allies, and I look forward to our upcoming productive engagement regarding tariffs, non-tariff trade barriers, currency issues, and government subsidies,” he added. “I appreciate the Japanese government’s outreach and measured approach to this process.”

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