How Are US Trade Policies Impacting Japan, South Korea, and India?
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Japanese Prime Minister resigned amid public backlash over signing a high-tariff agreement with the US and committing to invest nearly half a trillion dollars there. In his parting address, he highlighted being pressured into an unfavourable deal.
Meanwhile, South Korean companies Hyundai and LG Energy, constructing an electric vehicle factory in Georgia, faced federal action. Around 475 South Korean employees with valid visas were arrested, chained, and mistreated, prompting South Korea to send a chartered flight for their return.
Both Japan and South Korea, long-term US allies, are repeatedly subjected to changing trade terms. This highlights how unpredictable and politically driven agreements under the current US administration can affect allied nations.
The Jerusalem Post has advised Israel to maintain its national honour, emphasizing that sovereignty and strategic interests should not be compromised, similar to India’s stance. Even future trade deals with the US may be uncertain under current policies.
India is likely to face similar pressures. While the economy may undergo significant strain, maintaining self-respect and sovereignty is crucial. Strategic preparation and strength-building are essential to withstand external economic and political pressure.
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Investor Takeaway
Geopolitical pressures and shifting US trade policies may affect regional economies and investor confidence. India should prioritize sovereignty while preparing for potential economic challenges ahead.
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