日美关税谈判可能延期？日本谈判代表拒认7月9日最后期限

Group 1 - Japan is prepared for potential delays in trade negotiations with the U.S. and will not focus on a specific deadline for restoring tariffs [1][2] - Japanese Economic Revitalization Minister Ryosei Akazawa emphasized that Japan is engaging in sincere negotiations and is optimistic about the possibility of extending the deadline for tariff increases [1][2] - The U.S. plans to restore tariffs on multiple countries, which would raise Japan's tariffs from the current 10% to 24% [1] Group 2 - Akazawa has not scheduled the next round of negotiations with the U.S. and stated that Japan will not set specific deadlines for dialogue, likening trade discussions to "navigating in the fog" [2] - The ongoing tensions in the Middle East may divert U.S. attention, potentially hindering substantial progress in U.S.-Japan trade talks [2] - Protecting the automotive industry profits is a core demand for Japan in the negotiations, highlighting the significance of the U.S.-Japan automotive trade surplus as a key issue [3]