U.S.-Japan Trade Talks Hit Last-Minute Hitch
24.09.2019, 11:11

U.S.-Japan Trade Talks Hit Last-Minute Hitch

Developments on the U.S.-Japan trade front were in focus after reports suggested that the negotiations might have hit a last-minute snag as the Japanese yen was little changed against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday in Asia.

Reuters reported that the two nations are still hoping to sign a trade deal this week.

However, the deal might be “limited” and is not expected to include changes to tariffs governing autos, the biggest source of the $67.6 billion U.S. trade deficit with Japan, Reuters said.

The USD/JPY pair was little changed at 107.53 by 11:45 PM ET (03:45 GMT).

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