South Korea, US Reaffirm Economic Ties; US$54bn Gas Link
· Economy · South Korea · United States
The finance ministers of South Korea and the United States reaffirmed bilateral economic cooperation, Yonhap reported. Separately, new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia said US$54 billion tied to an Alaska gas project is part of a South Korean investment package. The remarks underline the two allies' deepening energy and investment ties at a time of global supply concerns.
Why it matters:The energy and investment package ties two major economies closer as global fuel supplies face disruption.
Key points
- Finance chiefs of South Korea and the US reaffirmed economic cooperation.
- The new White House spokesperson said $54bn tied to Alaska gas is in a South Korean investment package.
Sources (original reporting)
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