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Tokyo’s Hayashi expressed satisfaction with the ongoing US tariff agreement, emphasising economic cooperation stability
Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi expressed satisfaction with the ongoing implementation of the tariff agreement with the United States. The agreement aims to facilitate trade and minimise friction, which both countries have adhered to thus far. This statement comes amid continued global trade tensions, especially concerning tariffs on strategic industries. Japan aims to assure steady economic relations with the US, addressing issues like agricultural trade and supply-chain security. The bilateral tariff deal is viewed as a cornerstone for sustaining progress in the economic relationship. Meanwhile, ... (full story)
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