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Japan has clarified that profits from its USD550 bil investment deal with the U.S. will be shared based on each country's contributions, countering claims that it is pledging capital with little returns.
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00:00Japan says profits from the $550 billion investment package under its tariff deal with the U.S.
00:07will be split based on each side's contributions.
00:10This follows speculation that Japan is pledging capital with little return,
00:15a claim dismissed by its top trade negotiator, Rose Akazawa.
00:21Tokyo said the scheme will see significant input from both Japan and the U.S. government or companies,
00:27though details remain unclear.
00:29Earlier this week, the White House said the U.S. would retain 90% of the profits
00:34from Japanese investments and loans in exchange for lower tariffs on auto and other exports.
00:41Akazawa explained that the 90-10 split reflects the proportional risk and investment by each side,
00:47adding that the final allocations will be decided by the private companies involved.
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