South Korea says expects to sign revised trade deal with U.S. in Sept
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- Korea Rep.
- United States
South Korea's trade minister Kim Hyun-Chong told parliament on Tuesday his ministry expected to sign a revised bilateral trade agreement with the United States in September.
The two countries in March agreed "in principle" to revise the trade pact sharply criticised by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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