US, South Korea Seal $350B Investment Deal for Lower Tariffs and Security Boost
US and South Korea strike a $350B deal for shipbuilding and strategic investments in late October, securing lower 15% tariffs and stronger security ties.
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US and South Korea strike a $350B deal for shipbuilding and strategic investments in late October, securing lower 15% tariffs and stronger security ties.
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