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The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down key tariffs tied to President Trump’s trade policy has triggered strong reactions globally, especially from China. Beijing has urged Washington to immediately remove what it calls unlawful duties, arguing they violate both international trade norms and U.S. legal standards. Chinese officials say economic confrontation between the world’s two largest economies harms global stability and disrupts supply chains.

The ruling weakens Trump’s protectionist trade strategy by invalidating tariffs on major Asian exporters such as China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Analysts say the move could ease tensions and revive trade cooperation, though uncertainty remains over future U.S. policy direction.




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00:25A shockwave from the U.S. Supreme Court
00:27is now rippling across global trade.
00:30After the court struck down major tariffs
00:32tied to President Trump's trade war,
00:35China is demanding Washington immediately scrap
00:38what it calls illegal and harmful duties,
00:41warning that economic confrontation
00:42between the world's two largest economies benefits no one.
00:47China's Commerce Ministry says
00:48it is conducting a full assessment of the ruling,
00:51but insists unilateral tariffs
00:53violate international trade rules
00:55and even U.S. law.
00:58Beijing says cooperation between China and the United States
01:01brings mutual benefits,
01:03but trade conflict only damages both economies.
01:06The Supreme Court decision dealt a blow
01:09to Trump's trade strategy
01:10by invalidating a range of tariffs
01:12imposed on major Asian exporters,
01:15including China, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan,
01:19key players in global technology and supply chains.
01:22Yet within hours of the ruling,
01:24Trump signaled he was not backing down.
01:26He announced a new tariff plan
01:29under a rarely used legal provision
01:31that could allow duties up to 15% on imports,
01:35though extending them would require congressional approval.
01:38Chinese analysts say such tariff moves
01:41are increasingly being used as political tools
01:44rather than economic policy.
01:46Beijing warns it will safeguard its interests
01:48and respond if Washington escalates
01:50the trade confrontation further.
01:52The ruling has already sent uncertainty
01:55across global markets.
01:57South Korea says industries from cars
01:59to semiconductors are watching closely,
02:01while India has delayed trade talks with Washington
02:04amid confusion over future tariff policy.
02:08Trade tensions are now expected
02:10to dominate the agenda
02:11when President Trump visits China
02:13in the coming weeks
02:14for talks with President Xi Jinping,
02:16a meeting that could determine
02:18whether the two powers ease tensions
02:20or slide into another economic confrontation.
02:23For now, the court ruling has exposed cracks
02:26in Washington's trade strategy.
02:28China is pressing for a reset,
02:31Trump is signaling escalation,
02:33and businesses around the world
02:35are bracing for the next move
02:36in a rivalry that shapes the global economy.
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