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Japan & U.S. Revive Trade Talks Ahead of G7
Japan’s PM Ishiba is accelerating negotiations with U.S. trade officials ahead of the upcoming G7 summit. The discussions, which focus on tariff policies and non-tariff measures impacting key sectors like tech and energy, reflect growing urgency from Tokyo to preserve export competitiveness amid global reshuffling. Insiders suggest Washington is receptive to moderate concessions, particularly on green energy and chip supply chains. With economic security and China counterbalances high on the agenda, markets are eyeing potential revisions to bilateral tariff rules as a near-term trade catalyst.
Musk Returns to 24/7 Grind as X Outage Recedes
Following a disruptive global outage on X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk has pledged to resume intense hands-on involvement across his companies. The outage, tracked by Downdetector, peaked with over 25,000 complaints before being largely resolved. Musk’s recommitment comes amid increasing investor scrutiny over bandwidth and priorities, especially as he juggles roles at Tesla, SpaceX, and his new AI startup xAI. Analysts say the outage and Musk’s reaction reflect the challenges of scaling a multipolar empire—and the market’s continued demand for operational visibility from visionary CEOs.
United’s Newark Bottleneck Remains Major Hurdle
United Airlines faces growing scrutiny over its reliance on Newark Liberty International Airport. Despite operational tweaks that reduced congestion, Newark remains a weak link in the airline’s U.S. network. With over 1.5 million passengers impacted in Q1 alone, regulators and frequent flyers are demanding improvements. The company says it has few viable alternatives without a full-scale hub relocation—an unlikely and expensive option. Analysts expect United’s network risk to remain elevated unless it can negotiate infrastructure enhancements with local authorities or diversify more aggressively into secondary airports.
Venture Global’s $13B LNG Project Gets Green Light
Regulators have approved the next phase of Venture Global’s CP2 LNG export terminal in Louisiana—a $13 billion mega-project that’s poised to make the U.S. the global leader in liquefied gas exports. The project is expected to add significant capacity and strengthen America’s hand in energy geopolitics. Environmental groups oppose the move, but investor sentiment remains bullish. With global LNG demand surging, CP2 is seen as a long-term bet on fossil fuel resilience, especially amid Europe’s decoupling from Russian gas.
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