Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has won a respite from U.S. pressure on trade for now, but analysts expect President Donald Trump to push Japan in a few months into making concessions on agriculture and automobiles as he looks for a major win to bolster his 2020 re-election bid.In official and informal talks Sunday and Monday during Trump's state visit to Japan, the U.S. leader indicated Washington would not press Tokyo for a bilateral trade deal until after a Japanese House of Councillors election slated for July, apparently taking into consideration Abe's desire to avoid tariff-cutting pressure…READ FULL ARTICLE