U.S., Japan reach automotive trade accord; Clinton calls off threatened tariffs

Article Abstract:

Japan and the US settled their long-running motor vehicles and parts trade dispute on June 28, 1995, thereby forestalling the imposition of 100% US tariffs on some Japanese-made luxury automobiles. The agreement calls for voluntary increases in US exports to Japan, but does not impose quotas.

Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, Automobile industry, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, International trade regulation, 1995 AD

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Japan: U.S. asked about trade talks spying

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Japanese officials asked the US to confirm reports that it spied on Japanese automobile industry executives and bureaucrats during trade discussions earlier in 1995 about automobile parts trade. Japan indicated that it did not trust the US because of the allegations.

Analysis, International aspects, International relations, Intelligence service

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