Trump Announces New 10% Global Tariff Following Supreme Court Ruling

New 10% Global Tariff Decision Following the U.S.
Supreme Court's decision to invalidate existing global customs duties, Donald Trump spoke at the White House, arguing that the court had fallen under the influence of foreign interests.
Reacting to the ruling, Trump announced that he would implement a new 10% customs tariff to be applied worldwide in addition to existing measures.
The new regulation is scheduled to take effect within three days and remain in place for five months.
Trump stated that national security tariffs under Section 301 would remain in force, reminding the public of his broad powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Automotive Sector and Legal Proceedings Trump indicated that additional tariffs ranging between 15% and 30% for the automotive sector are under consideration.
Regarding the issue of customs duty refunds, Trump noted that the matter would be taken to court, predicting that these legal processes could extend for up to five years.
Policy and Economic Messages In his assessment of foreign policy, Trump emphasized that Iran must come to the negotiating table for a fair deal.
Touching upon protests in Iran, Trump claimed that his interventions had prevented the execution of hundreds of people.
He also commented on developments in Syria, speaking favorably of the administration of Syrian President Ahmed Shara.
Regarding economic management and monetary policy, Trump reiterated his view that interest rates should be lowered in coordination with the new Federal Reserve (Fed) chair.