TOKYO (Reuters) -Around 20 companies from Japan and the U.S. have expressed interest in projects that could contribute to Tokyo's commitment to invest $550 billion in the United States as part of a trade agreement, a factsheet by the two countries showed on Tuesday. U.S. President Donald Trump in July agreed to implement lower tariffs on Japanese automobile imports and other products in a deal that included a commitment to $550 billion of Japanese investment in U.S. projects. Companies interested in taking part include SoftBank Group, Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachi, according to the list of possible projects. The list, which covers areas including energy, AI infrastructure and critical minerals, says it could represent some $400 billion in investment. Japan has said its investment package

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