Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed in principle Sunday on a bilateral trade deal and to step up remaining work to sign it in September. The envisaged agreement will cap months of negotiations after Trump took up the issue of the hefty U.S. trade deficit with Japan and sought to reduce it. "We've been working on a deal with Japan for a long time. And we've agreed in principle," Trump said after his talks with Abe on the fringes of a Group of Seven summit in the southern French resort of Biarritz. Facing growing uncertainty about a U.S.-China trade deal heading into the 2020 ... (full story)