Japan doesn’t plan to use US Treasuries as tariff talk leverage

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"As an ally, we would not intentionally take action against US government bonds, and causing market disruption is certainly not a good idea.

He also highlighted the plight of regional neighbors, many of which were struck by some of the highest tariffs globally, and said Japan would work to strengthen cooperation among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Historically a close ally of the US, Japan has been hit with a 24% rate, while its auto industry — the cornerstone of its economy — must pay 25%.

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Author / Journalist: Ayai Tomisawa, Bloomberg

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesJapan

Topics: Bonds Donald Trump Tariffs and trade

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Published On: 2025-04-13 @ 16:13:56 (1 days ago)

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