Hyundai Motor warns of increased US tariff pressure on South Korean autos after court ruling
Hyundai warns that US tariff pressure on autos may rise despite a court ruling. President Sung Kim urged Seoul to pass an investment bill to protect the sector.
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Sung Kim, President of Hyundai Motor Company , warned on Tuesday that tariff pressure from the United States 
US may intensify following a pivotal legal development. Kim urged the South Korea 
KR government to swiftly pass legislation that would enable a $350 billion U.S. investment package, arguing that rapid legislative action is necessary to protect the domestic industry from shifting American trade policies. The announcement comes as policymakers, including Park Soo-young, face pressure to respond to the evolving trade landscape.
US may intensify following a pivotal legal development. Kim urged the South Korea KR government to swiftly pass legislation that would enable a $350 billion U.S. investment package, arguing that rapid legislative action is necessary to protect the domestic industry from shifting American trade policies. The announcement comes as policymakers, including Park Soo-young, face pressure to respond to the evolving trade landscape.
