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Trump said hed want these tariffs to go into effect within the next few weeks.

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He acknowledged that these tariffs could result in prices of goods going up for consumers.

Heres what consumers can buy now to avoid potentially higher prices in the future.

Clothing

Many fashion brands sold in the United States have factories in China that make their clothes.

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Brands include Gap, H&M, Uniqlo and Zara.

Some of these brands are considered fast fashion, and have clothes selling for under $10.

Those prices might go up soon due to the tariffs on Chinese goods.

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Kitchenware

Some consumers might find that their pots and pans are made in China.

Brands like KitchenAid, Walfos and Amazon Basics all have factories in China.

Tools

Those looking for inexpensive tool sets might have browsed Temu to get a good deal.

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Some complete tool sets sell on the sitefor just $12.96.

Anything made fromsteel or aluminumcoming from China could see a hefty price increase.

Art Supplies

Art sets made in China can sell for pretty cheap.

These are especially popular for children, or artists just starting to learn a craft.

Hair Care Products

Saving money on hair products might be harder with the new tariffs.

Households names like LOreal have factories in China, so shoppers could see their prices going up soon.

Shoes

Brands like Nike, Adidas and Steve Madden manufacture some of their products in China.

Other companies might follow suit, which would be good news for consumers.

That means that shopping for kids birthday parties could get pretty pricey with new tariffs in place.

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