Japan PM Ishiba voices optimism over averting tariffs
TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has expressed optimism that his country can avoid higher US tariffs, saying president Donald Trump has “recognised” Japan’s huge investment in the United States and the American jobs that it creates.
The U.S.-Japan talks come as escalating trade tensions in the aftermath of Trump's January inauguration threaten to rupture the global economy. On Friday, Trump unveiled plans next week to impose ...
The often-proclaimed winners of the first trade war have their work cut out. Southeast Asian economies, usually portrayed as beneficiaries of fraying ties between China and the U.S., have a ...
Japan’s shrinking surplus pressures the yen, boosting USD/JPY. Traders eye US inflation expectations, which may impact Fed ...
Aluminum and steel are key materials in industrial manufacturing, an industry Trump hopes to resuscitate in the U.S. economy. At this point in time, China has an overwhelming advantage in accessing ...
TOKYO -- A U.S. reciprocal tariff plan to be announced as early as Monday is likely to subject Japanese goods to new duties, but exactly what type of products will be affected depends on the ...
He added that there wasn't free trade when Japan was "dumping" products into ... approach which had dominated since World War II was weak and foolish in a competitive world. The solution, he ...
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