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Japan has put the brakes on a key trade trip to Washington after the US failed to fix a tariff mistake. The deal, meant to lower tariffs from 25% to 15%, is now in limbo as Tokyo demands immediate action. With $550 billion of Japanese investment on the line, the pressure is mounting. Will the US respond quickly, or will tensions rise between two major allies? Watch the full breakdown in under a minute!
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00:00A major trade deal between Japan and the U.S. just hit a sudden roadblock.
00:04And Japan isn't happy.
00:06Japan's top trade envoy, Ryosei Akazawa, abruptly canceled his trip to Washington.
00:11The reason?
00:12A key tariffs agreement with the Trump administration is still hanging in the balance.
00:16Back in July, both sides agreed to lower tariffs on Japanese imports from 25% to 15%.
00:23But here's the twist.
00:25Japan later discovered that the new tariff would actually add 15% on top of existing ones.
00:31That's not what they signed up for.
00:33The U.S. admitted the error and promised to fix it.
00:36But a month later, Japan is still waiting, and Tokyo is losing patience.
00:40Japan's chief cabinet secretary is now pushing hard,
00:44demanding the U.S. revise the order and issue proper refunds.
00:47Meanwhile, the promised $550 billion Japanese investment in the U.S. also remains tied to this deal.
00:54The message from Tokyo is clear.
00:56No more delays.
00:57Will Washington act fast or risk straining ties with one of its closest allies?
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