Japan’s Akazawa: US tariffs of 15% could cut Japanese corporate earnings by up to 3%

Japan’s Akazawa: US tariffs of 15% could cut Japanese corporate earnings by up to 3%

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Japanese Economy Minister and top trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa made some comments on US-Japan tariffs this Friday.

Japanese Economy Minister and top trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa made some comments on US-Japan tariffs this Friday.

Akazawa said that “US tariffs of 15% could cut Japan's corporate earnings by up to 3%.”

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