January 20, 2025 - 11:43

In a proactive move to safeguard its economy, South Korea announced on Monday a historic financing initiative aimed at supporting exporters in light of potential shifts in U.S. trade policies as Donald Trump prepares for his second term as president. The government has committed to providing a staggering 360 trillion won (approximately $247.74 billion) in policy financing to assist exporting companies through state-run banks and institutions throughout the year.
This significant financial support underscores South Korea's determination to mitigate any adverse effects stemming from changes in the U.S. trade landscape. In addition to the financing, the finance ministry revealed plans to enhance insurance support against foreign exchange fluctuations, increasing it to 1.4 trillion won from 1.2 trillion won in the previous year. Furthermore, the government will allocate 2.9 trillion won for various projects, including trade fairs and delegations, up from 2.1 trillion won, emphasizing its commitment to bolstering the export sector amidst uncertain global economic conditions.
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