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The odds of additional U.S. tariffs are rising for Vietnam, which produces about half of Samsung's Galaxy phones.

The U.S. plans to wrap up its investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property protections by the 29th. If tariffs materialize, Samsung may find it hard to avoid raising prices or absorbing the costs.

Samsung investors should watch the investigation's outcome and whether smartphones are actually subject to the tariffs.

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00:00Samsung is selling plenty of Galaxy phones, but tariffs could still eat into its profits.
00:06That's because Trump is putting tariff pressure on Vietnam, Samsung's key smartphone production base.
00:13The U.S. is investigating Vietnam's intellectual property protections and will decide by the 29th whether to impose additional tariffs.
00:23The problem is that about half of Samsung's smartphones are made in Vietnam.
00:28Many of the phones it exports to the U.S. have built there, too.
00:33If extra tariffs hit, Samsung will have to either raise prices or absorb the cost itself.
00:39With memory chip prices also rising lately, the pressure on profits could grow.
00:45Samsung has already told the U.S. government it opposes additional tariffs.
00:50But nothing is final yet.
00:52The key is the investigation's outcome on the 29th and whether smartphones are actually covered.
00:59Samsung investors should watch whether these tariffs turn into real costs.

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