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South Korea’s finance minister says Seoul will review US investment projects as parliament prepares trade legislation tied to the massive investment commitments. The moves comes amid renewed tariff threats from US President Donald Trump.

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00:00South Korea's finance ministry is expediting its review of proposed U.S. investment projects
00:05ahead of a parliamentary vote.
00:07On Tuesday, Finance Minister Ku Yun-chul announced a system for assessing $350 billion worth
00:14of investment commitments in the U.S.
00:16It comes before the country's parliament votes on legislation to advance the trade
00:20deal.
00:21He says the aim is to avoid misunderstandings with Washington.
00:25The move comes after U.S. President Donald Trump accused Seoul of failing to formalize
00:30the deal agreed to last year.
00:32He also threatened to raise tariffs on Korean goods from 15 back to 25 percent if it doesn't
00:38act soon.
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