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US President Trump says Supreme Court decision on tariffs is very unfortunate, but adds that tariffs will remain in place and nearly all countries want to keep the trade deals, also says congressional action won't be needed on tariffs

President Trump's comments indicate a continuation of current tariff policies, which could maintain trade tensions and potentially foster uncertainty in global markets.

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His assertion that nearly all countries wish to uphold trade deals might stabilize sentiment in the short term, but the lack of congressional action signals that tariffs could persist as a point of contention, affecting various asset classes, especially those tied to trade flows such as equities and commodities.

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