White House's Navarro says pharma tariffs likely under Section 232 probe
In an televised interview with CNBC, Navarro did not provide any details on the timing of the Section 232 probe.
He said that President Donald Trump's executive order to shore up supply chains will provide price floors for domestic producers of drug ingredients through long-term strategic contracts that will ensure sufficient demand. At the same time, tariffs will deter dumping of pharma precursors from India and China, he added.
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