Japan's Finance Minister Katayama said the government's stance is unchanged and hopes for an early reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. He said Japan will respond appropriately to Iran-US peace talks, considering the global impact. The comments come amid ongoing tensions in the region that have affected oil shipping routes.
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Japan finance minister: government seeks early reopening of Hormuz, will respond to Iran-US talksneutral 50 · impact 10 · this page
Japan finmin: stance unchanged, hopes for early Hormuz reopeningbearish 40 · impact 20 · first wire
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