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The US and EU agreed on a 15% tariff deal for most EU exports, though disagreements persist over whether pharmaceuticals are included.

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The US and EU agreed on a 15% tariff deal for most EU exports, though disagreements persist over whether pharmaceuticals are included, while Japan clarified that its $550 billion investment deal with the US depends on contributions, signaling ongoing trade negotiations and potential tensions under the Trump administration.

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