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  • US-Japan trade talks suspended without agreement

    Talks between the United States and Japan on a Pacific Rim trade pact have halted for now without any resolution in sight, spoiling plans for a showcase deal during President Barack Obama's visit to Tokyo.

  • Global stocks higher, Tokyo drops on trade woes

    Global shares were mixed with European shares getting an early boost Thursday, but stocks in Tokyo slipped after talks between Japan's prime minister and visiting President Barack Obama failed to finalize a trade agreement.

  • U.S.-Japan squabble over beef threatens Trans-Pacific Partnership

    As President Obama goes to Tokyo for a two-day summit with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, their aides try to reach a compromise on tariffs for beef and other products.WASHINGTON — After more than four years and 20 rounds of negotiations, the world's biggest free-trade deal in a generation has come ...

  • Obama seeks to use Japan trip to unlock broader Asia-Pacific trade deal

    President Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will tackle a number of issues during Obama’s state visit to Japan, but one issue rises above the rest: whether the two countries can resolve enough of their economic differences to help unlock a broader trade deal across the entire Asia-Pacific region. ...

  • Japan, US struggle to bridge gap on freer trade

    Japanese and U.S. negotiators have not managed to reach a basic agreement on a free trade pact that might have served as a centerpiece for President Barack Obama's visit to Tokyo this week.

  • Japan export growth slows sharply

    Exports rose 1.8% in Mar from year-ago period, slowest since Mar 2013

  • Oil widens Japan’s trade deficit

    JAPAN’S trade deficit surged nearly 70 per cent to a record ¥13.75 trillion ($143 billion) in the last fiscal year.

  • Japan posts largest-ever trade deficit

    Gap between value of exports and imports grew by more than two-thirds in the 12 months through March to $134bn, according to data

  • Japan’s trade deficit quadruples year-on-year to record ¥13.75 trillion

    Japan’s trade deficit quadrupled from a year earlier to ¥13.75 trillion — its largest to date — data showed Monday, with a weak yen compounding surging imports as consumers rushed to buy goods ahead of the sales tax rise. The nation imported ¥1.45 trillion worth of goods more than it ...

  • Japan logs record $134B trade deficit in FY 2013

    Japan's trade deficit surged nearly 70 percent to a record 13.75 trillion yen ($134 billion) in the last fiscal year, the third straight year of deficit, as exports failed to keep pace with surging energy costs.

  • Impact of Japan sales tax rise muted

    A survey finds that most companies saw little fall-off in sales in the first 14 days of a higher tax regime in Japan

  • Japan, U.S. trade chiefs continue tariff talks for Pacific trade pact

    Trade chiefs of Japan and the United States continued to seek progress Thursday in protracted negotiations over tariff exceptions to a Pacific free trade pact. Akira Amari, Japan’s minister in charge of the Trans-Pacific Partnership initiative, and Michael Froman, U.S. trade representative, discussed a full range of sticking points following ...

  • Tokyo downgrades economy as consumer confidence slumps

    Consumer confidence fell in March to the lowest level since August 2011, and the government cut its economic assessment for the first time in 17 months, as the April 1 consumption tax hike sapped the public’s spending power. The reading of 37.5, down from 38.5 in February, was released by ...

  • Japan goes part-time as economy revives

    Companies have mostly responded to the Abenomics-led upturn by ramping up their employment of part-timers rather than by increasing permanent staff

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    Export auto, le italiane si dirigono verso Oriente

    Secondo le statistiche doganali giapponesi, l'Italia ha concluso lo scorso anno con esportazioni record verso il Giappone per 930,8 miliardi di yen, con un progresso del 21,8%, mentre il paese del Sol Levante ha esportato nel nostro Paese beni per 319,3 miliardi di yen (+9,3%). Il saldo e' stato tra ...

  • EATALIAN BIO: TARGET AUSTRALIA E GIAPPONE PER IL BIOLOGICO MADE IN ITALY

      ROMA\ nflash\ - Promuovere all'estero la sostenibilità, la qualità e il legame con i territori che caratterizza il mercato dei prodotti biologici italiani, un segmento che, nonostante la crisi, vede incrementarsi il proprio giro d'affari. Con questo obiettivo, il Ministero dello Sviluppo Economico ha deciso di puntare su due realtà ...

  • Value of Japan’s trade with GCC declines on lower oil price and weak yen

    UAE was Japan’s top export destination for motor vehicles among the GCC countries and the sixth largest export market in the world

  • Japan, U.S. trade chiefs pen in new bid next week to seal TPP deal

    Japan’s minister in charge of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade talks said Friday he will meet with his U.S. counterpart in Washington next week as they accelerate efforts to resolve outstanding issues before the Japan-U.S. summit later this month. Akira Amari and Michael Froman decided to hold talks again after ...

  • US-Japan trade impasse point to no deal

    The prize of uniting a dozen Pacific Rim countries in one trade zone is still out of reach as disagreements remain on agricultural produce duties

  • U.S. beef exporters disadvantaged by Aussie-Japan free trade pact

    U.S. beef shipments to Japan may drop after the largest Asian buyer inked a deal with Australia to begin reducing import tariffs as early as next year, the agriculture ministry said. Japan agreed to gradually lower tariffs on imports of frozen beef from Australia to 19.5 percent and cut duties ...

  • IMF trims GDP projections for Japan in 2014

    The International Monetary Fund cut its annual growth forecast for Japan on Tuesday, singling out the country as the only major advanced economy to have its growth projections cut. Fallout from the April 1 consumption tax hike was cited as the reason for the revision. In its World Economic Outlook ...