South Korea Forms State Investment Vehicle to Deliver $350 Billion U.S. Pledge
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South Korea’s parliament approved a law to create a government-backed investment corporation to execute its $350 billion pledge to the United States, including $150 billion for shipbuilding and $200 billion for strategic sectors (capped at $20 billion per year), as part of a deal tied to more favorable tariff terms amid U.S. Section 301 actions.
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- South Korea parliament committee backs bill to enable $350 bln US investment Reuters
- South Korea approves $350bn US investment package Financial Times
- National Assembly passes special bill on U.S. investment pledges with bipartisan support upi.com
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