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Readout from Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent’s Meeting with Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato of Japan

Upworthy Saturday, 26 April 2025
WASHINGTON – Yesterday, Secretary of the Treasury Scott K.H. Bessent met with Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato of Japan for their first in-person bilateral meeting. During their discussions, the Secretary and Minister held productive discussions across a broad range of bilateral issues, including…
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News video: Tariff War: Scott Bessent REVEALS U.S’S SURPRISING Trade Moves Ahead | U.S.-Asia Trade | Trump

Tariff War: Scott Bessent REVEALS U.S’S SURPRISING Trade Moves Ahead | U.S.-Asia Trade | Trump 03:28

Tariff War: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed pressing concerns about supply chain shocks and progress on trade deals with key Asian allies. Amid declining Chinese cargo shipments, Bessent dismissed fears of disruptions, praising U.S. retailers’ preparation. He hinted at imminent trade...

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