Japan still believes in a moderate economic recovery and holds a cautious attitude towards U.S. tariffs

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the Japanese government insists that its economy is undergoing a moderate recovery, but points out that the United States' trade policy is a key factor worth paying attention to, as Trump's tariff proposals bring uncertainty to the economic outlook.

In the monthly economic report for February, the Japanese Cabinet Office maintained its assessment of the overall economy for the seventh consecutive month, citing persistent inflation (especially in daily necessities) as a factor weakening consumption.

The Japanese Cabinet Office also mentioned the need to closely monitor U.S. policies, particularly in trade, as U.S. President Trump is expected to make a series of more detailed tariff statements. The Cabinet Office downgraded its view on imports from "showing a recent upward trend" to "almost flat."