Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition Trump Strikes Trade Deal With Japan, Microsoft Warns of Nuclear Security Hack
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Jul 23, 2025 In today's discussion, John Tucker, a Bloomberg reporter, sheds light on a major trade deal between the U.S. and Japan, which imposes tariffs and establishes a massive investment fund. He also warns of serious cybersecurity threats, revealing that Chinese hackers have compromised Microsoft’s software, potentially impacting national security. The conversation ties these events to the surge in global stock markets as traders respond to easing tariff tensions and upcoming tech earnings, painting a vivid picture of today's geopolitical landscape.
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Trump-Japan Trade Deal Details
- Trump reached a trade deal with Japan setting 15% tariffs on imports, avoiding a threatened 25% rate.
- Japan agreed to a $550 billion fund to invest in the U.S., signaling easing trade tensions.
Microsoft Hack Reveals Nuclear Breach
- Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploited Microsoft SharePoint vulnerabilities globally.
- The U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration was breached but no classified data was compromised.
Trade Deal Boosts Market Optimism
- The US-Japan trade deal boosted global stocks and investor confidence.
- Tech giant Alphabet's upcoming earnings reflect optimism about its AI strategy.