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Japan's finance minister Katayama says will closely examine details of US Supreme Court decision on tariffs, adds will steadily carry out US-bound investment package and Japan must be aware that US tariffs on cars remain in effect

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama's remarks signal a cautious approach towards US tariffs, particularly on automobiles, highlighting ongoing trade tensions.

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The focus on thoroughly examining the US Supreme Court's tariff decision suggests potential implications for Japanese exports and investments in the US. These developments could influence market sentiment in the metals and commodities sectors, particularly if further trade measures are anticipated.

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