President Trump announcing details of a new trade framework with South Korea. Megan Cassella joins us right now with more on that. Megan, good morning. Becky, good morning. Good morning, guys.Another preliminary deal announced and again with a top 10 US trading partner. So, some topline details here. South Korea will offer a $350 billion investment fund which President Trump says will be owned and controlled by the US and that he will be the one directing the investments.He also says that Korea committed to ...

It is time for money, power, politics. We are obviously following major trade news tonight. The president announced a deal with South Korea, which of course is a key US trading partner with just two days to spare before the deadline. The deal officially sets the tariff rate on South Korean imports, which we pay for. They don't, at 15%. Also, as part of the deal, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik says, I'm going to slow this down. South Korea will provide $350 billion dollars for to to invest in the United St ...

Group 1 - The U.S. and South Korea have agreed to a trade deal that enforces a 15% tariff rate on South Korean exports, which is an increase from the previous 10% rate [1][3] - South Korea is set to invest $350 billion into the U.S., with further details to be discussed by South Korean President Lee Jae Myung at the White House [2] - The new tariff rate is part of a broader strategy by the U.S. to negotiate similar deals with other countries, including Japan, the United Kingdom, the Philippines, and Indonesia [4] Group 2 - South Korea's key exports to the U.S. include vehicles and electronics, and the tariffs are aimed at reducing trade deficits and encouraging domestic purchases [6] - The implementation of tariffs is argued to potentially increase costs for American consumers, with estimates suggesting an additional $2,400 per household annually [6]

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