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Japan’s $550 billion pledge to invest in the U.S. faces a major hurdle: Japanese banks can’t afford the steep costs of converting yen into dollars for long-term infrastructure projects. With only $100 billion in projects announced so far, Tokyo is racing to prove its commitment—especially as the U.S. pushes for more deals to avoid tariffs. JPMorgan and other U.S. banks may soon step in to ease financing pressure, but decades-long investments still carry huge risks. Talks are ongoing, and no final decisions have been made yet.

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