Japan’s Kato: We'll continue to ask the US to reconsider tariffs
Source Fxstreet
Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said on Friday, “we'll continue to ask the US to reconsider tariffs,” per the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
Additional quotes
- Tokyo ready to respond to Chinese import surge.
- Tokyo's principle is FX rates should be determined by the market.
- Plaza accord 2.0 hasn't come up for discussion with the US.
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