President Donald Trump spoke hours after the Supreme Court ruled against his global tariffs that he imposed without Congress.

WASHINGTON — President Trump’s global trade agenda ran into a wall Friday as the Supreme Court struck down his “reciprocal” trade and anti-fentanyl tariffs. The 6-3 ruling by the court puts at risk an estimated $175 billion already collected over the past year and jeopardizes the fate of Trump’s trade pacts with major partners,

Mr Trump’s ‘reciprocal tariffs’ were overturned by the US Supreme Court on Friday.

The uncertainty felt by members of the European bloodstock industry remains after US President Donald Trump announced a 10% "global tariff".

Energy and trade experts say the new global tariffs would work similarly to reciprocal tariffs, could raise costs for clean energy projects.

Trump announces new 10% global tariff as he hits out at Supreme Court ruling - Judges found by a 6-3 majority in a major blow to the US President’s economic agenda

President Donald Trump announced he would be using other federal statutes to impose tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down his sweeping levies.

He views trade as a zero-sum game, in which there are winners and losers based on whether a country runs a surplus or deficit.

President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he will increase the global tariffs he imposed a day earlier to 15% from 10% following an adverse ruling at the Supreme Court.

A furious Donald Trump on Friday announced that he would be signing an executive order imposing a 10% global tariff. Trump’s statement comes within hours of the US Supreme Court striking down his reciprocal tariffs and deeming them as illegal.