It's time now for an in-depth look at the global market action this afternoon. And for that, I'm joined on the line by Dr. Yang Junsok, Professor of Economics at the Catholic University of Korea. Dr. Yang, thanks for coming on today. You're welcome. The U.S. and China are going to have their own summit during the G20 later this week. Now, there's talk of a U.S. court taking action that would really be crippling against Chinese banks as part of a case with the North Korea sanctions. How's the market going to react if there are sanctions on these banks in China? Now, looking at South Korea's exports for a minute, the U.S. has lowered its duties on Korean steel. The steelmaker Posco had given up for a while but will be looking to resume its shipments to America. Is the Korean industry breathing a sigh of relief right now? The Korean government is asking the U.S. to get rid of the safeguards it put in place last year on Korean washing machines, saying they're not hurting American industries. Korea will be looking to win at the WTO on this issue is well. What do you see happening on this issue?
