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Japan’s exports to the US continue to fall, hit by Trump’s tariffs

Japan's auto exports to the U.S. fell 13.8% in August, marking five consecutive months of decline due to tariffs that remain higher than pre-tariff levels.

  • In August, shipments from Japan to the U.S. declined by 13.8%, marking the fifth month in a row of reduced export levels.
  • The decline followed President Trump's tariffs on Japanese automobiles, which initially reached 27.5% and were 15% in August.
  • Japan’s total exports remained nearly steady, declining marginally by 0.1%, while shipments to Europe and the Middle East increased. Additionally, exports of food products and ships experienced significant growth, rising by 18% and close to 25%, respectively.
  • Imports increased notably, with U.S. imports rising 11.6%, computer imports up nearly 35%, and aircraft imports growing 21%.
  • The continuing export drop to the U.S. suggests tariffs significantly affected auto exports, but growth in other regions and sectors partially offset overall declines.
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Japan's exports to the US continue to fall, hit by Trump's tariffs

Japan’s exports to the United States plummeted 13.8% in August compared to the same month the previous year, marking the fifth straight month of declines, as auto exports were hit by President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

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[NHK] According to last month's trade statistics released by the Ministry of Finance, exports to the United States fell 13.8% compared to the same month last year amid ongoing tariff measures...

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NHK World broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
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