最新报道:Japan and South Korea face a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports starting Monday, according to U.S. trade officials. The new tariffs, announced by the Commerce Department, aim to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. Both countries had previously been exempt from such duties under temporary waivers. The move follows failed negotiations to secure voluntary export restraints. Japanese and South Korean officials expressed disappointment, warning of potential retaliatory measures. Major steelmakers in both nations are assessing the impact on their export strategies. The tariffs could disrupt global supply chains and escalate trade tensions in the region.