The two Asian countries’ sizeable trade surpluses may make them targets for the US president’s next round of import duties.

TOKYO--Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda said Wednesday that the central bank should comprehensively assess the impact of President Trump's policies before incorporating them into its economic forecasts.

With their sizeable trade surpluses, the US president may make the two Asian countries a target for import duties.

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