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President Donald Trump announced plans to restore tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down much of his previous trade measures. He said he would use Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 to impose a 10% global tariff, aimed at addressing trade imbalances, while continuing to use Section 301 to investigate “unfair” foreign trade practices, which could trigger additional tariffs. Trump emphasized that existing national security tariffs under Section 232, such as 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum, remain in place. The Supreme Court ruling creates uncertainty for U.S. trade agreements with countries like China, Canada, and the UK, potentially prompting renegotiations or legal challenges. Section 122 allows temporary tariffs for balance-of-payments deficits, Section 232 targets imports that threaten national security, and Section 301 addresses intellectual property theft and anticompetitive practices. Trump’s actions signal a continued aggressive approach to protecting U.S. economic interests, while international partners reassess their trade strategies. #TrumpTariffs, #TradeWar, #Section122, #Section232, #Section301, #SupremeCourt, #USTrade, #GlobalTrade, #ChinaTrade, #EconomicPolicy, #TrumpNews, #TariffUpdate, #InternationalRelations, #TradePolicy, #USPolitics Moneycontrol is India’s leading financial portal, offering market news, expert analysis, and powerful tools. A part of Network18, moneycontrol.com is India’s most trusted destination for financial and business news. #live #livenews #latestnews #topnews #moneycontrol #moneycontrollive #businessnews #businessnewslive #stockmarket #stockmarket #sharemarketnews #stockmarketliveupdates Subscribe: https://bit.ly/moneycontrolyoutube Follow us: Visit https://www.moneycontrol.com/ Facebook: /moneycontrol Twitter: /moneycontrolcom Instagram: /moneycontrolcom