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Asia Set to Pledge $30 Billion in Energy, Mineral Deals with Us, Bloomberg News Reports

ReutersMar 13, 2026 3:17 AM

March 12 (Reuters) - Japan and several Asia-Pacific countries are expected to announce more than $30 billion worth of agreements with U.S. companies this weekend, Bloomberg news reported on Thursday.

The packages will include purchase commitments and other deals across coal, oil, liquefied natural gas and nuclear power, the report said, citing White House officials.

Reuters could not immediately verify the report.

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