Following President Trump’s October trip to Asia, both Tokyo and Seoul sealed agreements that significantly reshape tariff structures, establish unprecedented investment commitments, and introduce new mechanisms designed to align with the Trump administration’s economic and strategic priorities.

The GR Company's report examines what these arrangements mean for businesses and policymakers across the Indo-Pacific. It breaks down the key provisions, highlights the fundamental shifts from traditional trade agreements, and assesses the broader implications for regional stability, supply chains, and the future of U.S. economic relations with its closest allies.

As Taiwan continues quiet negotiations amid geopolitical sensitivities, our analysis offers timely insight into how these evolving dynamics may unfold in the coming months.

Read the full report to understand the emerging landscape under Trump 2.0 and what it means for companies navigating trade, investment, and policy risk across Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.