Trump's Tariff Countermoves Create Business Uncertainty After Court Ruling

• Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs under emergency powers law, but Trump vowed to reimpose them.
• Trump plans a new 10% tariff on all imports for 150 days and seeks other ways to impose duties.
• Businesses face prolonged uncertainty and potential court battles, with refunds for past tariffs unlikely for consumers.
• Industries like retail, tech, and agriculture expressed concerns over trade policies and higher costs.
• The ruling only affects tariffs under one law; duties on steel, furniture, and other goods remain in effect.