US EditionSouth Korea’s trade chief heads to US from Jun 22 as Trump tariffs cast long shadow
- South Korea's Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo will visit the United States from Jun 22 to Jun 27, amid concerns over US tariffs affecting trade.
- South Korea faces a 10 percent blanket tariff and a 25 percent country-specific duty temporarily paused for 90 days.
- Yeo leads a task force negotiating with the US, stating that businesses and the public have faced difficulties due to US tariff measures.
- Ahn Duk-geun noted that Trump has shown significant interest in South Korea-US shipbuilding cooperation.
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Korea's Early Exports to US Jump Ahead of Tariff Deadline
(Bloomberg) — South Korea’s early trade data for June showed the biggest rise in exports to the US so far this year, indicating that manufacturers may have rushed shipments ahead of a July deadline that will see broad tariffs rates more than double.
South Korea’s trade chief heads to US from Jun 22 as Trump tariffs cast long shadow
South Korea's Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo will visit the United States from Jun 22 to Jun 27, the trade ministry said on Saturday (Jun 21), amid intensifying concerns over the impact of US tariffs.
The Korea Times
Seoul's new trade minister to visit Washington for tariff negotiations
South Korea's new top trade negotiator will visit the United States for tariff negotiations next week amid the looming deadline of July 8, his agency said Saturday. Yeo Han-koo will head for Washingto...
The Straits Times
Investing.comSouth Korea's chief trade negotiator plans US visit June 22-27
South Korea's Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo will visit the United States from Jun 22 to Jun 27, the trade ministry said on Saturday (Jun 21), amid intensifying concerns over the impact of US tariffs.
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