South Korea showers Trump with gifts as it works on a softer trade deal

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During US President Donald Trump's visit to South Korea, both countries made progress on trade talks aimed at a $350 billion investment in the US economy. The discussions included reducing tariffs on South Korean automobile exports from 25% to 15%, aligning them with those for Japanese and European competitors. South Korean President Lee Jae Myung presented Trump with gifts like a gold crown, showcasing diplomatic flattery during high honor ceremonies. Despite claims of significant progress, no final agreement had been signed as of the visit in October 2025. The talks also addressed cooperation on shipbuilding and other economic areas.
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