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Auto tariffs take effect; reaction from Seoul Mobility Show

Kia vehicles are pictured at the Port of Seattle in the U.S.
Kia vehicles at the Port of Seattle in the U.S. (David Ryder/Bloomberg)
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April 03, 2025 04:53 PM

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Tariffs remain on autos, steel, aluminum despite Trump’s reciprocal duty pause
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