US trade partners proceed with caution as they wait for Trump’s tariff pivot after Supreme Court decision

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The United States’s global trade partners had their ears to the door on Friday, responding quickly after the Supreme Court decided to strike down President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.

From the European Union to neighboring Canada, U.S. trade partners responded with cautious optimism to the ruling that invalidated tariffs made with the International Emergency Economic Powers Act on Friday. The nations signaled they were waiting for the Trump administration’s actual policy response before celebrating the ruling.

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