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Japan trade minister plans US visit in March to seek tariff exemptions, Asahi reports

Japan's Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Yoji Muto plans a U.S. Visit in March to seek exemptions from tariffs on steel and cars, as reported by Asahi.
Muto aims to meet U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to discuss boosting trade and investments.
Nearly 90 percent of Japanese firms view President Donald Trump's policies as harmful to their business environment, according to a Reuters survey.
Japan has requested exemptions from tariffs that take effect on March 12, which may impact its car industry employing over 5 million people.

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Mainichi Shimbun

Japan trade minister eyes US visit to push for tariff exemptions

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Yoji Muto is arranging a visit to the United States to ask the U.S. government to exemp

1 day ago·Chiyoda, Japan

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The Korea Times

Japan trade minister plans US visit in March to seek tariff exemptions, Asahi reports

Japan's Trade Minister Yoji Muto plans to visit the U.S. in March and will seek exemptions from Trump administration plans to set import tariffs on steel and cars, the Asahi newspaper reported on Thursday.

1 day ago·Korea, Republic of

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Japan Today

Japan's trade minister arranging U.S. trip to seek tariff exemptions

Japan's trade minister is arranging a visit to the United States in coming weeks to seek exemptions from President Donald Trump's tariffs, local media said Thursday. This month Trump said he was "simplifying our tariffs on steel and aluminum" as he signed off on a fresh round of import duties,…

2 days ago·Sakado, Japan

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Japan's trade minister arranging US trip: reports

Japan's trade minister is arranging a visit to the United States in coming weeks to seek exemptions from President Donald Trump's tariffs, local media said Thursday.

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