Japanese Prime Minister: The US and Japan have not reached an agreement yet, and Japan should not easily make concessions

According to BlockBeats, on July 8th, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated that due to Japan's insistence on defending its rightful interests, the two sides have not yet reached an agreement. We will continue to maintain dialogue with the United States and seek to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. After past negotiations with the United States, Japan has successfully avoided the situation of tariffs rising to 30% to 35%. The United States has proposed to continue the talks until a new deadline of August 1st. The announcement of the United States imposing tariffs is deeply regrettable. So far, it has been impossible to reach a consensus on the agreement because Japan has had difficult negotiations with the United States and believes that Japan should not easily make concessions. (Golden Ten)