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South Korea, China, Japan agree to promote regional trade as Trump tariffs loom

  • South Korea, China, and Japan agreed to promote regional trade by speeding up negotiations for a comprehensive trilateral free-trade agreement.
  • The three countries called for creating "a predictable trade and investment environment" in response to Trump's planned 25% import tariffs on cars and auto parts, which may hurt Asian automakers.
  • Chinese official Wang Liping stated that "unilateralism and protectionism are spreading", and the three nations must safeguard the multilateral trading system, accounting for 24% of the global economy.
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The aggressive US customs policy is bringing Japan, South Korea and China closer together. A new free trade agreement was discussed in Seoul this week.

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After meetings between Japan, South Korea and China, Beijing is talking about a new relationship of strength. Closer cooperation is supposed to cushion Trump's tariffs. Only: The engrossed countries seem to know nothing about it.

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Donald Trump probably wants to announce more tariffs today. In response to US tariffs, Canada and Germany are promoting more free trade. China, Japan and South Korea are also moving.

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