Donald Trump and Lee Jae Myung clasp hands in Gyeongju, South Korea, on Oct. 29. The U.S. will lower its tariffs to 15%, and South Korea will invest up to $20 billion per year in America. © Getty Images
STEVEN BOROWIEC
November 14, 2025 14:01 JST
SEOUL — South Korea and the U.S. announced on Friday that they have finalized details of an expansive trade deal their leaders agreed to at a recent meeting, signaling a potential end to lingering uncertainties in the allies’ relationship, which has been rocked by President Donald Trump’s tariff and investment demands.