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AI MemeLab | Japanese PM Ishiba Urges US to Scrap Auto Tariffs Amid Trade Negotiations

Market VisionSunday, May 11, 2025 9:57 pm ET
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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has firmly called for the United States to abolish all tariffs, emphasizing the necessity for zero tariffs on Japanese automotive exports. 

Ishiba highlighted the vital contributions of Japanese car manufacturers to the American economy through substantial investments and job creation. He warned that continued U.S. tariff policies could jeopardize these investment levels. While the recent U.S.-UK trade agreement reduced tariffs on British cars to 10%, Ishiba insisted that Japan seeks complete elimination. This stance follows the U.S.-UK deal which slashed car export tariffs and lifted steel and aluminum tariffs, benefiting British exports significantly.

Ask Aime: "Will Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's call for the US to abolish all tariffs improve Japanese car exports to the US?"

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Book_Dragon_24
05/18
@ alright
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Historyissuper
05/12
Ishiba's call echoes the sentiment of free trade advocates. Tariff wars are so 2020. Time for a bull market in diplomacy.
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geneman7
05/12
@Historyissuper Bullish on diplomacy, bro.
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WoodKite
05/12
Hope Ishiba's words hit like a ton of bricks in the States. Zero tariffs could boost $TSLA competition, but good for the market overall.
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Opening_AI
05/12
@WoodKite Do you think $TSLA will feel the heat?
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Just_Fox_5450
05/12
Ishiba's pushing hard for zero tariffs. Wonder if $TSLA and $AAPL will benefit from cheaper imports or if it'll shake up the market more.
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DrSilentNut
05/12
UK scored a win with the US, now it's Japan's turn. Could we see a ripple effect on global trade balances?
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anoeuf31
05/12
@DrSilentNut Do you think Japan's push will work?
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Solidplum101
05/12
Remember when meme stocks went to the moon? Ishiba's move has the potential to make Japanese autos the new meme investment.
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Critical-Database-49
05/12
@Solidplum101 If Ishiba pulls this off, we might see YOLO buys on Japanese autos. Just hope we're not mooning on fomo fuel.
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Kooky-Information-40
05/12
Trade negotiations feel like a game of chess. Ishiba's strategy could checkmate tariff woes if executed right.
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AxGGG
05/12
Holding $AAPL and wondering if the iPhone supply chain gets a boost if Japan-US tariffs vanish. Gotta think long-term, folks.
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sobfreak
05/12
Japan's auto game strong, US tariffs risky AF.
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ryanppax
05/12
@sobfreak Risky, but opportunity too.
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NRG1788
05/12
Let's be real, Japanese autos pumping dollars into the US economy like a well-oiled machine. Keep those wheels rolling, right? 🤔
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GlobalEvent6172
05/12
Japan pushing for zero tariffs is like a meme stock going parabolic. 🚀 Gotta love the drama in trade negotiations.
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deevee12
05/12
Hope Ishiba's words hit like a bull market.
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Lurking_In_A_Cape
05/12
Ishiba's call: long-term gains or short-sighted relief?
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Warren_Buffetts_Alt
05/12
Wow!The AAPL stock triggered a trading signal, resulting in substantial gains for me.
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polloponzi
05/12
@Warren_Buffetts_Alt How long you held the AAPL position? Any tips on entry/exit points?
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TheWonkyGirl
05/12
@Warren_Buffetts_Alt I had a small AAPL bag, sold early. FOMO hitting hard now, smh.
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