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Although President Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.

Although President Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.

Although President Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.

Although President Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.

Although President Trump paused most of his biggest tariff hikes, apart from those for China, he has said he still plans tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs, lumber, copper and computer chips.