WASHINGTON -- The exclusions of smartphones, computers and electronics from U.S. President Donald Trump's steep "reciprocal" tariffs last week are not permanent but rather a clarification that they will be part of a separate semiconductor-sector tariff coming in the next few months, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told ABC on Sunday.
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