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US President Donald Trump has announced that tariffs on Chinese imports could be implemented as soon as next week, citing the import of fentanyl from China. Trump had initially threatened a 10% tariff on Chinese goods in his first day in office, potentially rising to 60%. Tariff discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping occurred prior to Trump's return to power, focusing on curbing the flow of fentanyl precursors from China.
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