Japan says US tariffs 'extremely regrettable', may break WTO rules
- Trump imposed a 24-percent levy on imports from Japan and a new 10-percent baseline tariff.
- Japan, a close US ally, previously secured tariff exemptions during Trump's initial term with Shinzo Abe.
- Japan's auto sector faces tariffs, impacting a key export sector and related jobs.
- Trade Minister Muto called the tariffs 'extremely regrettable' and referenced Trump's prior claim of a 46-percent charge.
- Japan worries the tariffs may violate WTO and bilateral trade agreements, potentially harming US investment and cooperation.
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