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BoJ's Nagoya region branch manager says US trade policy is having negative impact in the region, but is not dealing a severe blow to region's economy

The comments from the BoJ's Nagoya region branch manager highlight concerns regarding US trade policy and its potential ripple effects, particularly amid global supply chain sensitivities.

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BoJ's Nagoya region branch manager says US trade policy is having negative impact in the region, but is not dealing a severe blow to region's economy

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  • Some firms in the region see China's export curb as potentially having an impact on their businesses.
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While they note the negatives, the assertion that the economic impact is not severe may temper immediate market anxiety, though firms are alert to external shocks like China's export restrictions. This commentary reflects broader trade dynamics, with implications for currency markets, especially USD/JPY, as traders navigate these complex interactions.

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