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Japan, Korea Race to Make Tariff Deal with Trump
Two of the US's biggest trading partners and key allies in Asia are racing to strike a deal with President Donald Trump before the 90-day tariff reprieve ends. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington and Seoul may reach an "agreement of understanding" as soon as next week.
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