Japanese shares bucked the regional trend after the country's chief trade negotiator said the U.S. agreed to end so-called stacking on universal tariffs and cut car levies at the same time.

The change will mean Trump’s reciprocal tariff rate of 15% on Japan will not stack on top of existing sector-specific levies, similar to an arrangement with the EU.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Japanese shares surged on Friday after positive earnings reports and expectations the U.S. would remove ...

Asian shares are mostly lower while Tokyo's benchmark jumped more than 2% after Japanese officials said they had resolved ...

Asian shares are mostly lower while Tokyo's benchmark jumped more than 2% after Japanese officials said they had resolved ...

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