In April, Trump announced a 25% tariff on U.S. imports from South Korea as part of his broader “Liberation Day” trade package targeting dozens of countries.

Seoul shares pared earlier losses late Thursday morning, supported by gains in technology and auto stocks, though investors remained cautious over U.S. tariff policies. The benchmark Korea Composite ...

Seoul shares opened lower Thursday, bucking overnight gains on Wall Street as investors remain concerned over U.S. President ...