HONG KONG -- China-oriented e-commerce platforms were set to begin raising prices for U.S. shoppers on Friday, in response to President Donald Trump's steep tariffs, with Chinese sellers closely watching American consumers' reactions to determine their next steps.
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A production line for clothing to be sold on Shein is pictured in Guangzhou on April 1. The e-tailer is one of several that have said they will begin raising prices on some products. © Reuters
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