Japanese shares will start negotiations after us

Japanese reserves, which opened on Tuesday after the date of sale on Monday, said that the second largest economy of the United States will begin trading talks.

The country’s topix Benchmark, Nikkei 225 index increased by 5.5 percent when the index increased by 5.5 percent.

On Monday, Topix decreased by 7.8 percent after a weekend, and during this period, the Trump management did not support the support of a new tariff regime.

However, in a post of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, President Donald Trump, the Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his office said they want to negotiate with His Cabinet.

“Japan remains among America’s closest allies and I look forward to our upcoming productive badge,” he said.