The Japanese government aims to have U.S. President Donald Trump walk back hefty tariffs in negotiations set to be launched Wednesday in Washington, with auto and agricultural sector duties, as well as exchange rates, likely up for discussion.While Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has instructed his close aide Ryosei Akazawa to make "an all-out effort to pursue a win-win" outcome for both countries, Tokyo could face strong pressure to make concessions in key areas affecting the export-driven economy."I want to hold negotiations to protect Japan's interests by thinking through what is the most …READ FULL ARTICLE