The regulatory risk and discrimination against foreign firms in China make the United States a relatively safer destination for Korean investment.

Korean companies find themselves confronting a familiar yet pressing dilemma: how to convert mounting pressure into a strategic opportunity. 

Policy uncertainty in the United States has increased, which is influencing the long-term outlook for South Korean investment decisions.

A return to decoupling could be the trend for the global economy under President Donald Trump’s second term.

Is South Korea doing enough to achieve the just-in-case strategy, in particular with the integration of industrial robots?