- Will strive to reach a deal with the US on tariffs while protecting national interest
- Need to stay in office to deal with tariff talks, rising prices and other economic issues
- Not currently considering personnel changes
- Will not expand formal government coalition
- To seek cooperation of other parties to tackle rising prices
As much as he won’t admit to it, his governing powers have been significantly weakened by the election result. And as for tariff negotiations, Japan looks poised to be unable to meet the 1 August deadline given the current circumstances. I outlined how those odds have diminished here.
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This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
