Japan doubles down on stimulus to counter effects of Trump tariffs
- Japan's government unveiled an economic package to counter the adverse effects of US tariffs.
- US President Donald Trump imposed higher import duties on Japanese goods like cars, steel, and aluminum.
- The relief package includes five pillars, providing support for corporate financing and stimulating consumption.
- Japan faces a 25 percent tariff on vehicle exports to the US, while a proposed 24 percent levy has a 90-day pause.
- Tokyo seeks tariff exemptions during ongoing negotiations and prepares for potential additional steps.
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Japan Accelerates Financial Assistance for Businesses; Working to Handle Growing Concerns Over Tariffs
The government decided on an emergency response package aimed primarily at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises affected by tariff measures imposed by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. This was concluded at the third meeting of the Comprehensive Response Headquarters for U.S. Tariff Measures held at the Prime Minister’s Office on Friday.
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