Anton Bridge and Miho Uranak
Tokyo (Reuters) – Japanese banks may have to offer companies to the leadership of the US President Donald Trump, the country’s head of the country’s bank lobby.
Many large Japanese companies, including large exporters and manufacturers, with steel and aluminum imports and 25% of cars from this week, are fighting 25% tariffs and 25% tariff.
“We think that the tariffs can cause deterioration in corporate gain.
“It has been a load for employment and salaries and then companies and households and then added Hanzawa.
Almost 90% of Japanese companies, Trump management as bad for business, most of those who point to trade policy – as most harmful, including tariffs, showed a Reuter in February.
Hanzava added that the bank customers may need a turning support on the usual financing.
Although Hanzawa, Japanese banks and companies of the Net Zero Banking Alliance and companies, Japanese banks and companies said they were committed to decarbonization efforts.
From Wall Street Banks, Japanese signatures, Mitsubishi UFJ finance group, Japanese Mitsui Finance Group and Norinchukin Bank, including Norinchukin Bank, took the Norinchukin bank in the last month.
“We do not see the latest actions on the basic principles of Japanese banks to meet the climate change,” Hanzava said.
Hanzawa, as well as the Executive Director of the MUFG Bank’s banking goal, the MUFG Bank.
“It was a very good framework to send information, but the great US and Canadian banks have lost the effect by withdrawal of banks,” said Hanzava said.
There is no intention to change the existing strategy of Mugg’s existing liabilities and carbon neutrality.
(Notification by Anton Bridge and Miho Uranaka; Adjustment by Kate Mayberry)
