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“But the general symbolism that America is growing protectionist I think deeply concerns almost all Asian countries because they are pre-eminent exporters, and many of them heavily dependent on exports and so that has major implications for them, even if this is specifically aimed first of all at Mexico,” he said

政府中小企業貸款However, reaction to the news was more muted than it might have been, since much of the region was closed for the Lunar New Y高雄借錢週轉三峽支票借款民間2胎房貸信用貸款好嗎ear holidays.

Though he did not refer directly to Trump, in remarks marking the eve of the Lunar New Year yesterday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang （李克強） said: “Above all, we remain convinced that economic openness serves everyone better, at home and abroad.”

“We look forward to Prime Minister Abe’s upcoming visit and a productive relationship with Japan,” a White Hou買房貸款條件se official said.

青年結婚貸款Xinhua news agency reported that Trump was considering the 20 percent tariffs without any editorial comment. However, the report cited unnamed analysts as saying Trump would have to withdraw the US from NAFTA to be able to impose such a tax. Trump has said he 如何借錢最快首購貸款資格wants to renegotiate NAFTA.

It is unclear how much of Trump’s campaign rhetoric will become reality, said Kent Calder, director of Asia Programs at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

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Abe yesterday said he believed Japan could work with the US on a bilateral trade deal, the type of arrangement Trump says he prefers, while also pursuing wider trade arrangements like the TPP.

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Japanese officials yesterday said that they hoped to meet soon with US officials.

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Opposition parties in Japan have lambasted Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over Trump’s decision to pull out of a Pacific Rim trade initiative, the Trans-Pacific Partnership （TPP）, that former president Barack Obama had made the centerpiece of efforts to strengthen US economic ties in the region.

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Japan’s chief government spokesman refused to comment on the spat, but said Tokyo would watch for any impact on Japanese firms.

A steep tariff on exports from Mexico to the US could have a chilling effect on manufacturers like Toyota Motor Corp, which like nearly all other automakers builds small cars in Mexico to take advantage of its lower wages.

Along with other Japanese 卡債協商後多久恢復信用債務協商機制土地銀行公教信用貸款automakers, Toyota employs thousands of people at factories in the US.

Mexican President Enrique Pe民間借貸好嗎na Nieto scrapped a scheduled trip to Washington next week over the issue.

“The world is a community of shared destiny. It’s far preferable for countries to trade goods and services and bond through investment partnerships than to trade barbs and build barriers. Should differences arise, it behooves us all to discuss them with respect and a keen sense of equality,” he said.

支票借貸US President Donald Trump’s press secretary Sean Spicer said the 20 percent 台新銀行台中貸款部tax was among several options to finance building a wall along the US southern border, but no decision has been made.

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“I see Abe’s visit being more about finding a follow-through, a replacement for TPP,” the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity. “Given the domestic political capital [Abe has] expended on TPP, there’s going to be an effort to work with him on a follow-on.”

Trump reiterated on Thursday that he would strike numerous bilateral deals.

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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said the Japanese side should “thoroughly explain” how Japanese companies have been contributing to US society, including creating jobs.

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