Trump on South Korea: 'I Think We Have a Deal Done'
President Donald Trump, speaking after meeting Aug. 25 with South Korea's president, said he believes the two sides have cemented the trade deal he first announced last month. "I think we have a deal done. They had some problems with it, but we stuck to our guns," Trump said. "They're going to make the deal that they agreed to make." Trump added that it's a "very big trade deal" and the "biggest deal" South Korea has "ever made by far."
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The president said in July that the two sides had agreed to a 15% U.S. tariff on imports from Korea and no tariffs on Korean imports of U.S. goods (see 2507300078).