U.S. Reaches An Initial Trade Deal With Japan

The US and Japan have signed an initial trade agreement that opens Japanese markets to $7 billion in American agricultural products. The deal, praised by President Trump, aims to benefit US farmers affected by Chinese tariffs. Japan will lower tariffs on US goods like beef and pork, while the US will reduce tariffs on Japanese exports such as bicycles and soy sauce. A separate digital trade agreement prohibits tariffs on digital products. Further negotiations aim for a comprehensive trade deal.

What digital products are prohibited from having tariffs imposed on them under the agreement?

What is the purpose of the ongoing negotiations between the Trump administration and Japan?