Seoul announces rare top trade meeting with Tokyo, Beijing


Japan is home to the world's top-selling carmaker Toyota, and the health of the auto industry impacts many sectors, from parts manufacturing to steel and microchips. - AFP

SEOUL: Top trade officials from South Korea, Japan and China will meet this weekend in Seoul to discuss economic cooperation, a South Korean government source said on Friday (March 28).

The announcement of the rare meeting -- the first in five years -- comes days after US President Donald Trump announced the imposition of 25 per cent tariffs on all cars and light trucks not built on US soil.

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