Trade and investment agreements negotiated by Donald Trump with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have reportedly seen a limited uptake in financing. Under these pacts, which aimed to ease tariffs, only 2.7% of the total financing and foreign direct investment (FDI) has been made available by the three Asian nations.
Trump's Asia Trade Deals See Limited Financing Uptake
UKPulse Money DeskTrade and investment pacts negotiated by Donald Trump with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have reportedly seen only a small fraction of the promised financing and foreign direct investment (FDI) made available.
- Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have made available 2.7% of financing and FDI under trade and investment pacts.
- The pacts were designed to ease tariffs.