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Trump says 25% tariffs coming for Japan and South Korea

South Korea struggles with uncertainty over U.S. trade negotiations

Trump wants to impose a 25% tariff on South Korea, but it's been postponed. Will three more weeks be enough time to negotiate? Will there be another extension?

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South Korea to step up US trade talks before tariffs kick in on August 1

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Trump says 25% tariffs coming for Japan and South Korea as trade war escalates again

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Trump's tariff deadline delay brings hope, confusion to trade partners, businesses

Facing a 25% general U.S. tariff, Japan wants relief for its export-dependent auto industry from Trump's separate 25% automotive tariffs.

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Treasury rout grows as tariffs and supply test demand after tax and spending bill

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The Latest: Trump gathers his Cabinet to celebrate his wins

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7 Costco Items Worth Stockpiling as Trade War Flares

President Donald Trump’s trade wars continue. This week, Trump announced 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea, set to go into effect on August 1. He also announced tariffs varying from 25% to 40% in countries including Myanmar,

Rubio Visits Asia as Trump Raises Trade-War Tensions

Secretary of State Marco Rubio talks about countering China as it expands its global influence. But President Trump’s tariff threats have created friction with U.S. partners.

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South Korea stock market: Hyundai Rotem to LIG Nex1 — defence stocks rise despite renewed fear of Trump's tariffs

Trump said on Tuesday that South Korea should be paying for its own military protection, suggesting the US ally needed to pay more for the US troop presence there, a day after the tariff announcement.

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South Korea parliament approves 31.8 trillion won extra budget to bolster economy

South Korea's parliament approved a supplementary budget on Friday of 31.8 trillion won ($23.3 billion), supporting President Lee Jae Myung's push to bolster an economy grappling with trade headwinds and tepid consumption.