Tokyo, April 15 -- Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has stated that Japan will not rush into an agreement in the upcoming trade talks with the United States regarding the tariff measures.
During a session of the House of Representatives Budget Committee on Monday, Ishiba emphasised the importance of achieving a result that aligns with Japan's national interests based on detailed analysis.
The discussion in parliament centered on the recent tariff actions taken by the US, which are set to incur significant negative impacts on Japanese exports.
The Japanese government is preparing for bilateral negotiations set to begin this week.
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