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Trump has announced that he will raise tariffs to 15%

On Saturday, he announced that he will raise the temporary global import tariff to 15% after the US Supreme Court declared the tariffs imposed by the US President illegal.

Donald Trump — Donald Trump. Stock Photo: Europa Press

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2026/02/21 - 17:21

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2026/02/21 - 17:21

Donald Trump has announced that he will raise the temporary global import tax to 15% after the US Supreme Court yesterday declared the tariffs imposed by the US President illegal.

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