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NHK survey: 30% of major Japan firms expect negative impact from Trump NHK

An NHK survey shows that 30 percent of major Japanese companies expect the new US administration's policies will negatively affect their business. Many cited President Donald Trump's planned tariff hikes.

The majority of respondents, 65 percent, said they could not say whether the impact of the policies would be good or bad.

Two percent said they anticipate negative effects, while 28 percent said they expect effects will be moderately negative. Many said that higher tariffs would harm their business in the US, while some cited possible supply chain disruptions from trade friction.

Five percent said they believe the effects of US policy will be moderately positive for them.

NHK surveyed 100 major companies from mid-December through mid-January. Eighty-two firms responded.

Seventy percent said they have no plans to change their current business in the US, while 19 percent said they will expand their current business or invest in new projects.
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A NHK survey of 100 major Japanese companies reveals that 30% anticipate negative impacts from the new US administration's policies, primarily due to planned tariff hikes. The majority (65%) are uncertain about the effects, while 2% expect negative and 28% moderately negative outcomes. Concerns
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ID: 70a1c4aa-cab8-4972-a308-1230e5951b0b

Category ID: nhk

URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250123_B05/

Created: 2025/01/24 07:00

Updated: 2025/12/08 06:53

Last Read: 2025/01/24 07:49