South Korea Expects U.S. Investment Below $20 Billion Target Amid Won Weakness, July 7

According to Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Goo Yoon-cheol, on July 7, South Korea expects its U.S. investment for 2026 to fall below the annual $20 billion target due to currency headwinds. Speaking at a National Assembly committee session, Goo stated that the government will manage investments through operational returns on foreign currency assets rather than currency conversion. He added that the U.S. Treasury is aware of South Korea's exchange rate concerns and the government is coordinating with U.S. officials to address the issue while balancing exchange rate stability and investment commitments.
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