Most Japanese companies remained cautious Wednesday about the outlook for their U.S. operations after the midterm elections, seeing little possibility of change in President Donald Trump's protectionist policy."I presume that the impact on the Japanese economy would be very small," Akio Mimura, chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told a press conference, predicting no shift in U.S. trade policy although the midterm elections on Tuesday delivered a divided Congress."The election campaign centered on domestic agenda items such as immigration policy, while trade and other d…READ FULL ARTICLE
