Trump ponders Plans B to D after his favourite tariffs are taken away - Financial Times

The article's full content is behind a paywall, limiting available details. Based on the title and summary provided, the article reports that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled some of the Trump administration's tariffs illegal, prompting consideration of alternative trade measures. The replacement duties being explored are described as potentially less vulnerable to legal challenge than the original tariffs.

Trump ponders Plans B to D after his favourite tariffs are taken away

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