TOKYO -- The wide-ranging tariffs rolled out by the U.S. administration will hit Japanese companies in industries from construction equipment to food, making it harder for them to compete effectively in a crucial market.
Japanese companies face risks from stiffer local competition, investment slowdown
Around half of the equipment Komatsu sells in the U.S. is imported from other countries. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The wide-ranging tariffs rolled out by the U.S. administration will hit Japanese companies in industries from construction equipment to food, making it harder for them to compete effectively in a crucial market.