Six in 10 South Korean manufacturers say they will be affected by Trump tariffs

With US President Donald Trump scheduled to announce "reciprocal tariffs" on the 2nd of this month, six out of 10 Korean manufacturing companies have determined that they are "directly or indirectly exposed to the risk of tariffs."
I understand. According to a survey of 2,107 Korean manufacturing companies conducted by the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the impact of U.S. tariffs, 60.3% of Korean manufacturing companies said they were “uneasy about the impact of the Trump tariff policy.”
The answer "in the sphere of indirect influence" was 46.3%, while the answer "in the sphere of direct influence" was 14.0%.
Of the companies that responded that they were "in the sphere of influence," 24.3% said they were "companies that supply parts and raw materials to U.S. export companies" and 21.
7%), followed by "companies that export to third countries (excluding China, Mexico, and Canada) and for domestic demand" (17.9%) and "companies that export parts and raw materials to the United States" (14.2%).
This was followed by "companies that export parts and raw materials to China" (13.8%). This was not only for "companies that directly export to the United States," but also for "companies that export to countries other than those subject to U.S. tariffs, such as China, and Korea."
This means that companies that compete with China and companies that export parts and raw materials to China will also be indirectly affected.