FX.co ★ Trade Partners Stay After Court Blocks Tariffs: U.S. Trade Chief

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Sunday that none of Washington’s trading partners have signaled any intention to withdraw from existing agreements, despite a Supreme Court decision that struck down a substantial portion of President Trump’s tariff program. On Friday, following the ruling, Trump imposed a temporary 10% tariff after his earlier duties—enacted under an economic emergency statute—were invalidated. He also ordered new investigations under alternative legal authorities that officials say could open the door to additional tariffs on several trading partners. The next day, he raised the temporary levy to 15%, the legal ceiling. Separately, the EU has the instruments needed to respond to the latest U.S. tariffs, France’s trade minister Nicolas Forissier told the Financial Times.