The government of South Korea confirmed on Friday that officials in the administration of President Donald Trump canceled talks scheduled for Friday intended to negotiate a new bilateral trade agreement, hours before Finance Minister Koo Yun-Cheol was set to board a plane to Washington.
The Trump administration cited a scheduling conflict for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, according to multiple South Korean news agencies, and reportedly canceled the talks via email. The cancellation occurs about a week before an August 1 deadline to come to an agreement or the United States will impose a 25-percent tariff on all South Korean goods entering…
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