#TrumpNewTariffs U.S. President Donald Trump announced raising tariffs on imports from all countries to 15 %, up from 10 %, effective immediately. This applies broadly to U.S. imports entering the country and is framed as a legal response after a recent court ruling. �

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🔎 Why This Is Happening

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s earlier tariff program (imposed under emergency powers) was unconstitutional, limiting his authority to set broad tariffs without Congress. �

The Washington Post

In response, Trump invoked a different law (Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974) that allows temporary tariffs — and immediately pushed the rate up to the maximum permitted (15 %). �

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🌍 Global Reaction & Uncertainty

Countries around the world are watching closely, as this change could affect trade deals the U.S. has signed — from Europe to Asia. Business groups and some governments have expressed concern about the uncertainty and impact on global supply chains. �

Al Jazeera

🇪🇺 EU and Trade Agreements

The European Union is urging the U.S. to honor existing trade agreements despite tariff chaos, warning that inconsistent tariff policies could disrupt trade. �

AP News