Donald Trump, President of the United States, has indicated that he may further strengthen tariff policies following a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that limited executive authority over trade powers.

In his first State of the Union address of his second term, President Trump referred to the ruling and expressed regret that the United States’ authority to make trade policy decisions has been constrained.

However, he added that “it may be better for many countries and companies to stick with the existing trade conditions,” signaling that future renegotiations could result in terms that are less favorable to counterpart nations.

The United States is already imposing a certain level of tariffs on countries around the world, and the possibility of additional increases is also being discussed. As a result, analysts warn that tensions with major trading partners could escalate once again.

Experts say the remarks reaffirm Trump’s emphasis on protecting domestic industries and could have significant implications for the global trade order and the international economy.

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