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Japan-US trade deal could lessen impact on Japanese automakers by $11bn
TOKYO -- The new Japan-U.S. trade deal reduces the tariff burden on Japan's seven big automakers by an estimated 1.6 trillion yen ($10.9 billion), but the 15% duties they now face -- while down from the 27.5% imposed earlier this year -- remain far higher than the 2.5% they saw before President Donald Trump started imposing new tariffs.
Countries are preparing to respond in-kind if Trump follows through on his latest threats. Domestic industries fear the worst.
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