印尼高级经济部官员：美印尼联合声明将说明关税规模、非关税措施以及商业安排。 ...

Group 1 - The fifth round of Japan-U.S. tariff negotiations has made no progress, with both sides failing to reach a consensus [1] - Japan is strongly urging the U.S. to reconsider high tariff measures, focusing on expanding trade, reviewing non-tariff measures, and enhancing economic security cooperation [1] - U.S. officials, including the Treasury Secretary and Commerce Secretary, reportedly had internal disagreements during the negotiations, indicating a disconnect at various levels of the U.S. administration [1] Group 2 - Japan's stance remains unchanged, asserting that tariffs are unacceptable, with current tariffs on automobiles, auto parts, steel, and aluminum causing significant economic losses [1] - Japan is proposing to expand imports of U.S. agricultural products and re-discuss non-tariff barriers on automobile imports as part of the negotiations [1] - The upcoming G7 summit may serve as a critical deadline for reaching an agreement, with Japan's Prime Minister indicating a willingness to meet with President Trump during the summit [2]

Group 1 - The fourth round of Japan-U.S. tariff negotiations concluded, with both sides agreeing to hold further discussions before the G7 summit in mid-June [1] - Japan's Economic and Fiscal Policy Minister Akazawa expressed that discussions aimed at reaching a consensus are making progress [1] - The negotiations included discussions on expanding Japan-U.S. trade, non-tariff measures, and economic security [1][2] Group 2 - Akazawa highlighted the semiconductor sector as a key area for economic security, emphasizing the importance of building a resilient supply chain through mutual advantages [2] - The U.S. Treasury Department described the discussions as taking place in a candid and constructive atmosphere, with a focus on addressing tariff and non-tariff barriers, expanding investment, and jointly addressing economic security concerns [2]

Core Viewpoint - A South Korean government delegation will visit the U.S. on May 20 to engage in technical discussions regarding tariffs, particularly focusing on "reciprocal tariffs" and reductions on steel, automotive, and semiconductor tariffs, ahead of the presidential election in South Korea on June 3 [1] Group 1: Delegation Details - The delegation is led by Chang Sung-ki, the head of the Trade Policy Bureau at the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy [1] - This meeting is expected to be the last face-to-face working consultation between South Korea and the U.S. before the upcoming presidential election [1] Group 2: Discussion Topics - The discussions will cover six major topics: trade balance, non-tariff measures, economic security, digital trade, origin of goods, and business considerations [1] - The previously agreed "July comprehensive agreement" will be pursued by the next South Korean government [1]

日本首席贸易谈判代表、经济再生大臣赤泽亮正：（美国关税）谈判持续130分钟。 不对具体谈判内容发表评论。 希望在五月中旬后举行下次会议。 双方能够进行充分的讨论。 谈了日本如何与美国扩大贸易、非关税措施、经济安全。尚未就国家安全问题展开任何讨论。 对美国的关税措施表示遗憾。已请求美国重新审查对汽车零部件的关税措施。再次请求重新审议对日本 的关税措施。 ...

日本经济再生大臣赤泽亮正：谈了日本如何与美国扩大贸易、非关税措施、经济安全。 ...