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Published on: 02/21/2026 - 14:13

International reactions to the ruling continued, with the European Union announcing that it was “carefully analyzing” it and communicating with the US administration, while Canada believed that the court’s decision confirms that Trump’s charges are “unjustified.” As for the United Kingdom, it indicated that it would cooperate with Washington to discuss the repercussions of the ruling. The ruling does not affect sector-specific tariffs that Trump imposed separately on steel, aluminum and other imports. There are still ongoing investigations that may lead to more fees on certain sectors.

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