Japan Implements Major Financial Measures to Mitigate US Tariff Impacts
In response to the ongoing challenges posed by US tariffs, Japan has announced a comprehensive financial package aimed at supporting its economy. The government plans to allocate $6.3 billion for a tariff relief package, alongside a $15 billion aid initiative specifically designed to offset the tariff impact on small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Additional measures include a $2.7 billion fund from reserves to ease the effects of US tariffs and subsidize home energy bills during the summer months. Japanese Prime Minister has pledged support for industries most affected by these tariffs, while further efforts are being made to cut electricity and gas bills by 1,000 yen. With a total stimulus plan exceeding $15 billion, Japan is taking significant steps to cushion the economic blow from the US tariff policies.
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