Tariff fears subside as Japanese majors improve first-quarter profits

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Concern over the adverse impact of the US government’s trade posture have largely proved to be unfounded – but not completely gone – for Japan’s two largest carriers, as they continued to reap the benefits of strong travel demand. 

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