South Korea’s Trade Minister, Paik Un-gyu, has indicated the U.S.-China tariff spat is “adding uncertainties” to the export economy. The short-term impact may be limited given tariffs are focused on intermediate rather than completed consumer goods, but that could change in a third round of duties on up to $200 billion of products. China accounted for 26% of South Korea’s exports in the 12 months to May 31, while South Korea accounted for 10% of Chinese imports. Semiconductors will be more sensitive than others to changes. South Korea accounted for 26% of all Chinese semiconductor imp...