00:00A U.S. Trade Court has dealt President Donald Trump another setback
00:03by ruling against the 10% global tariff introduced after earlier duties was struck down.
00:09The U.S. Court of International Trade issued a 2-to-1 decision
00:13and found the tariff was not justified under the 1970s law used to support the measure.
00:20The court ordered the defendants to implement the ruling within five days
00:24and directed refunds for the importers involved in the case.
00:27The Trump administration still has the option to appeal the decision
00:31as the legal battle over the tariffs continues.
00:35In February, Trump introduced the temporary 10% tariff
00:39after the Supreme Court struck down many of his earlier global trade duties.
00:43The administration argued the measure was needed to address balance of payments deficits
00:48under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974.
