BRUSSELS—The leaders of Japan and the European Union said Thursday they had agreed terms of a broad, new trade deal, a convergence that comes on the eve of a Group of 20 leaders meeting where U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to clash with his counterparts on trade. The political agreement, which remains far from implementation, is another sign of major world economies seeking to adapt to Mr. Trump’s “America First” policies and would represent a significant opening of the once heavily-protected Japanese market....

Source: Wall Street Journal July 06, 2017 10:52 UTC