South Korea delays U.S. tariffs, citing economic impact

The ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China continues to fuel uncertainty for American technology companies, who are left navigating the complexities of tariff exemptions. President Trump recently announced an exemption for technology products from the steep tariffs imposed on imports from China, which was intended to provide companies like Apple with time to adjust. However, this has also highlighted the dependency on Chinese manufacturing that Trump's policies aim to reduce. As the administration weighs further assistance to major corporations, including automakers, market fluctuations have become increasingly reactive to tariff-related announcements. Meanwhile, South Korea is actively seeking to delay U.S. tariffs that threaten its export-driven economy, underscoring the global implications of these trade tensions. The situation remains fluid as key players, including the U.S. Treasury, engage in negotiations to mitigate the effects of tariffs on their economies.