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Japan's Akazawa says Japan cannot accept 25% auto tariffs

Japan's Akazawa says Japan cannot accept 25% auto tariffs

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Eamonn Sheridan
26/06/2025 | 01:12 GMT
  • Crank up the trade war again

Japan's Akazawa says Japan cannot accept 25% auto tariffs

  • says will continue tariff talks with the US, with additional reciprocal tariffs due on July 9 in mind

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