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A day after the United States reached a trade deal that imposes a 15 percent tariff on imports from Japan, President Donald Trump declared that U.S. business would “BOOM.” But early reads from auto ...
South Korea's Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan met U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Thursday and reaffirmed a ...
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Free Malaysia Today on MSNAsian stocks slip, dollar gains as markets brace for crucial weekMarkets ease as investors take profits ahead of US President Donald Trump's tariff deadline and key central bank meetings.
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Inquirer Business on MSNJP Morgan sees robust M&A deals amid toll warsDespite trade wars and regulatory complexities, there was a “resilient” flow of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in the ...
Japanese government efforts to moderate inflation are working, though underlying Tokyo price pressures remain elevated. Even so, the Bank of Japan is expected to stand pat next week. Its quarterly ...
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. shares fell the most in almost four months after reporting an operating profit that fell short of ...
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A decline in utility costs helped slow the overall gauge, but households are still coping with higher living costs overall.
Hopes are running high that President Donald Trump will soon announce a trade deal with the European Union, which would give more clarity on where tariffs rates will finally settle.
Mitsubishi Motors shares fell sharply after U.S. tariffs dragged its quarterly profit. Shares were recently 8.9% lower at 401.5 yen early Friday in Tokyo after falling as much as 9.7%.
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