<h1>Framework Agreement secures trade, investment commitments: 15% general tariffs, phased auto tariffs, $750B energy, $600B investment by 2028</h1> The Parties issued a Framework Agreement to formalize trade and investment commitments between two major trading partners, including a general 15% tariff on most goods from one Party, with automobile tariffs contingent on the other Party's legislative actions. The agreement calls for one Party to eliminate tariffs on industrial goods and many agricultural products while the other reduces tariffs correspondingly, commits to USD 750 billion in energy purchases and USD 600 billion in investments by 2028, and addresses non-tariff barriers, digital trade and environmental regulation harmonization. The deal replaces threatened higher tariffs and seeks to stabilize a large bilateral trade relationship.