Trump’s reciprocal tariffs heighten uncertainties over S. Korea-US partnership

Blitz Bureau Washington, April 3 US President Donald Trump’s announcement on “reciprocal” tariffs appears to have put South Korea deeper into a soul-searching mode over its growing reliance on the United States for trade, as the protectionist move further jeopardised the fate of a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA). Trump announced a 10 percent “baseline”…

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