Trump Imposes 10% Tariffs on 8 Countries That Deployed Troops to Greenland; Europe Weighs 159 Trillion Won Trade Bazooka; Lutnick Says 100% Tariff Unless Semiconductors Are Made in US

Summary

Kwon Soon-woo of 3PRO TV reviews the weekend's major news: Trump's tariff threats against eight European countries over Greenland, Europe's review of a 159 trillion won anti-coercion package, and Lutnick's warning that memory chipmakers without US production could face 100% tariffs. He argues the memory tariff burden would fall on US big tech buyers rather than Korean suppliers, while Tesla's aggressive Korea price cuts are creating a major EV price war that pressures Hyundai and Kia.

• Trump imposed tariffs on eight European countries that sent troops to Greenland.
• Europe is considering a 159 trillion won anti-coercion package and possible restrictions on US companies.
• Lutnick threatened 100% tariffs on memory makers without US production.
• Kwon Soon-woo sees Korean memory suppliers as insulated because buyers would bear tariffs.
• Tesla cut Korea Model 3 and Model Y prices, with Model 3 cheaper than Hyundai Kona.
• The price war is negative for Hyundai and Kia EV competitiveness.
• The show also included product promotions for Walkerhill soup and LG UltraTab.