The Japanese government strongly opposes the U.S. tariff policy and demands its cancellation.

CoinNetwork · 2025-05-04T01:06:07+00:00

The U.S. imposed a 25% tariff on key auto parts that went into effect on May 3. In this regard, the Japanese side continues to express strong opposition to the US tariff policy. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on the 3rd that he regretted that the United States began to impose 25% tariffs on key auto parts on the same day, and will continue to ask the United States to review the relevant tariff measures. Japan is negotiating tariffs with the United States on products including automobiles, steel and aluminum. There are differences in the positions of Japan and the United States, and no consensus has yet been found. In addition, according to a report by NHK on the 3rd, Japan's Minister of Economic Regeneration Ryo Akasawa returned to Japan after concluding the second round of US-Japan trade talks and briefed reporters at the airport on the relevant situation of the negotiations. ( gold ten )

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2025-05-04 01:06:07

The United States’ imposition of a 25% tariff on key automotive parts took effect on May 3. In response, Japan has continued to express strong opposition to the U.S. tariff policy. On the 3rd, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed regret over the U.S. starting to impose a 25% tariff on key automotive parts that day and will continue to urge the U.S. to reconsider the related tariff measures. Japan is negotiating with the U.S. regarding tariff measures that include automobiles, steel, and aluminum products. There are differences in positions between Japan and the U.S., and a Consensus has not yet been reached. Furthermore, according to a report by NHK on the 3rd, Japan’s Minister of Economic Revitalization, Ryota Akizawa, has returned to Japan after the second round of Japan-U.S. trade negotiations and introduced the relevant situation of the negotiations to reporters at the airport. Akizawa stated that Japan is concerned about the tariffs imposed by the U.S. on automobiles, automotive parts, steel, and aluminum, as well as the so-called “reciprocal tariff” policy, and will continue to strongly demand that the U.S. cancel these tariffs. ( Jin10 )

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