US Pressing Seoul to Expand Investment Beyond Promised $350 Billion: Lawmaker
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US pressing Seoul to expand investment beyond promised $350 billion: lawmaker
Washington is pressuring South Korea to commit more than the $350 billion it initially agreed to invest in the United States as part of their bilateral tariff deal, a lawmaker said Tuesday, citing a report from the trade ministry. Seoul made the $350 billion investment pledge in late 2025, in exchange for the U.S. lowering its reciprocal tariffs on South Korea. The investment package consists of a $200 billion investment in strategic industries …
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Shin Chang-yong and Ryu Mi-na = The U.S. government is demanding investment in the U.S. exceeding the $350 billion agreed upon in last year's South Korea-U.S. tariff negotiations...
The two countries are engaged in last-minute negotiations as the U.S. government demands U.S. investment exceeding the $350 billion agreed upon during last year's Korea-U.S. tariff negotiations. The Korean government is adjusting the scale of projects and investment amounts to ensure that the actual execution of investment does not exceed the $200 billion in available funds for strategic investment. According to political sources on the 8th, th…
U.S. pressing Seoul to expand investment beyond promised US$350 bln: lawmaker
SEOUL, Sept. 8 (Yonhap) -- Washington is pressuring South Korea to commit more than the US$350 billion it initially agreed to invest in the United States as part of their bilateral tariff deal, a lawmaker said Tuesday, citing a report from the trade
With the government's second plan to relocate public institutions to regional areas imminent, voices of opposition from state-run policy financial institutions are growing louder.
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