Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump clinched a trade agreement this week that cuts tariffs on farm and industrial products.
It will open new markets for $7.2 billion in American agricultural goods.“It will be a solid deal when it’s all set and done,” Todd Bubba Horwitz, chief strategist at Bubba Trading tells Boom Bust. However, he points to a slowdown in the US economy and a sharp contraction in investments.
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