The United States said Monday it has agreed with Japan to grant certain relief from steel tariffs imposed during the previous administration under Donald Trump, a move welcomed by Tokyo as "a step" to resolve the years-long trade irritant.The agreement, which will take effect on April 1, comes as the U.S. administration of President Joe Biden is working to rebuild alliances undermined by Trump's unilateralist foreign and trade policy, and is seeking to collectively address what they view as unfair trade practices by countries such as China.Under the deal, up to an annual 1.25 million metric…READ FULL ARTICLE
