South Korea trade envoy says US showed willingness to reach deal over tariffs
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on new tariffs for South Korea, lowering them to 10 percent, while increasing tariffs on China to 125 percent as of April 9.
- Trump stated that more than 75 countries, including South Korea and Japan, have approached the U.S. For trade negotiations, indicating a desire for dialogue to address trade barriers.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized that these tariffs aim to target 'bad actors' and that initial negotiations will involve countries neighboring China, including South Korea.
- Experts recommend that South Korea approach tariff negotiations with caution, weighing security commitments against potential economic cooperation amid rising North Korean threats.
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South Korea trade envoy says US showed willingness to reach deal over tariffs
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