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South Korea eyes non-binding deal to steer $350 bln U.S. investments
A top South Korean official said on Monday that the U.S. and South Korea had decided to establish a non-binding agreement to define the operation and structure of $350 billion in investment funds agreed as part of a July trade deal.
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