A significant majority of Japanese firms have found the business impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs within expectations and have not found it necessary to change investment plans, a Reuters survey showed on Thursday.

Most Japanese companies are staying the course despite U.S. President Donald Trumps tariffs, according to a Reuters survey conducted by Nikkei Research between June 413. Among 220 responding firms, 71% said the impact

Japan’s exports fell for the first time in eight months as the US tariff campaign weighed on global trade, raising the risk of a technical recession after the economy contracted at the start of the year.