US EditionSouth Korea, US prepare for summit with details of trade deal unresolved
- South Korea and the United States are preparing for a summit amid unresolved trade deal topics that could lead to disputes, according to six former negotiators and experts.
- President Donald Trump may seek more concessions regarding defense costs and corporate investments, as experts noted issues with non-tariff barriers and currency.
- The absence of a written agreement from recent talks could allow for disputes, with differences in the two sides' accounts emerging.
- Defense costs are expected to be a major topic, with Trump insisting that South Korea needs to pay more for the U.S. troop presence there.
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Experts call for strategic preparations for follow-up trade talks with US
Korea needs to make strategic preparations for future trade talks with the United States following a recent tariff deal, experts said Tuesday, stressing the need to prioritize the business community's...
The South Korea Deal Trump Called Historic 'Gift' Is Actually A High-Interest Lending Program
The $350 billion that President Donald Trump announced South Korea would “give to the United States” as part of last week’s trade agreement is structured primarily as high-interest loans rather than the direct payment Trump publicly described, according to details emerging from the negotiations. South Korean officials have confirmed that “loans and guarantees would account […]
South Korea, US Ready For Summit Amid Unresolved Trade Deal
Uncertainty surrounds Trump’s claim that South Korea will invest $350 billion in U.S.-controlled projects he selects, with few details on structure or timing. The post South Korea, US Ready For Summit Amid Unresolved Trade Deal appeared first on StratNews Global.
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