Only about 40% of Japanese automotive parts makers affected by higher US tariffs have been able to raise prices to offset the extra costs, a Nikkei survey shows

Newsquawk Staff · Nikkei · 2 Jan 2026, 20:39 UTC

Only about 40% of Japanese automotive parts makers affected by higher US tariffs have been able to raise prices to offset the extra costs, a Nikkei survey shows.

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