US President Trump on South Korean tariff threat, says "We'll work something out"

President Trump's comments on South Korea's tariff threat suggest a willingness to negotiate rather than escalate tensions, which could ease immediate fears of a trade conflict.

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This sentiment may stabilize market reactions in equities and forex, particularly for impacted currencies like the USD and JPY, and can prevent volatility in commodities tied to trade flows, such as metals and energy.

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