Trump said he was once again raising tariffs on all imports from 10% to 15%.

Donald Trump said that in response to the Supreme Court decision, the United States is raising the “global tariff” on all countries importing goods into the United States from 10% to 15%.

“I, as President of the United States of America, am immediately raising the 10% global tariff on countries, many of which have been defrauding the United States for decades with impunity (until I came to power!), to a fully authorized and legally enforceable level of 15%,” the US President wrote on his Truth Social.

Trump added that in the coming months, his administration will identify and implement new "legally enforceable tariffs" to continue to "make America great again."

• On February 20, the US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump violated federal law when he unilaterally imposed tariffs on most countries around the world. The court found that Trump should have received congressional authorization to use the law, which can only be used in cases of national emergencies. Following this, Trump announced that he would impose a 10 percent tariff on all imports of goods into the United States, in addition to existing tariffs.