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KED Global (한국경제) English news editor. Previously The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, Reuters.
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HD Hyundai, Huntington sign deal to jointly build US Navy ships under extended MASGA initiative

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By In-Soo Nam Verified
| The Korea Economic Daily Verified
HD Hyundai Co., South Korea’s leading shipbuilding conglomerate, has signed an agreement with Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII), the largest US defense shipbuilder, to jointly design and build the US Navy’s next-generation logistics support ships The deal marks the first time a Korean shipbuilder has agreed to take part in the construction of US naval vessels.
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US, S.Korea wrap up high-level tariff talks; test of political will in Trump, Lee’s hands

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By In-Soo Nam Verified
| The Korea Economic Daily Verified
With the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Gyeongju just days away, South Korea and the US have effectively concluded their final round of face-to-face trade and tariff negotiations, leaving the outcome in the hands of Presidents Lee Jae Myung and Donald Trump.
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S.Korea’s Kospi now world’s top-performing index as chip rally powers record highs

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By In-Soo Nam Verified
| The Korea Economic Daily Verified
Kouth Korea’s benchmark Kospi index has surged past 3,800 points, cementing its position as the world’s best-performing major stock market this year amid an investor frenzy over semiconductor stocks. On Monday, the index closed at a record 3,814.69, up 1.76% from last Friday. Seoul shares continued to rise in early Tuesday trade, with the index opening at 3,851.01, extending a rally that has lifted the Kospi index nearly 60% so far this year.
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