International Court: Trump tariffs ruled non-compliant

The International Trade Court ruled that the temporary ten percent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump in February do not comply with trade agreements.

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The US government is required to comply with international trade rules or justify its protectionist measures.

This decision could open the way for trade retaliation from US trading partners.

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