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Japan's economy is facing price pressures from its two largest trading partners, according to Akihiro Fukutome, the chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association. He highlighted the threat of deflation from China and the potential for inflation from the US, specifically if Donald Trump returns to office and implements his policies. These warnings underscore the delicate balance of Japan's economic outlook, with potential implications for global trade and financial markets.