South Korea, Vietnam Leaders Pledge Closer Ties as US Tariffs Shake Up Trade
South Korea and Vietnam's leaders pledged to deepen economic cooperation on Monday as their export-dependent countries try to shore up longstanding supply chains as U.S. President Donald
Trump's tariffs shake up global trade.
There was no public discussion of the levies - 15% on South Korean products going to the U.S. and 20% for
Vietnamese goods - as South Korean President Lee Jae Myung hosted Vietnam's To Lam as his first state guest since taking office in June.
But Trump's tariffs on products...
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