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Samsung Electronics says Korea-U.S. trade deal reduces uncertainty

Jul 30, 2025 7:15 PM

Seoul (Reuters) -Samsung Electronics said on Thursday that the South Korea-U.S. trade deal would reduce uncertainty.

The comments were made during its quarterly earnings conference call.

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