Mars Finance News, on April 20, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated today that Japan will emphasize "fairness" in any discussions with the United States regarding exchange rates. Some analysts suggest that Japan could use its over $1 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds as a trade leverage, but Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobe Kato ruled out the possibility of using them as a negotiation chip this month. When asked whether Japan would mention its U.S. Treasury holdings during negotiations, Ishiba said: "This is a matter of mutual trust, global economic stability, and the stability of both countries' economies." (Jintai)
Japan rules out using U.S. debt as bargaining chip in tariff talks
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