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U.S. trade negotiator signals tariffs will be replaced after Supreme Court ruling

Jamieson Greer told the Senate the administration plans to substitute duties the Supreme Court struck down as global tariff timelines approach.

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New York Times reports that Jamieson Greer, the president’s top trade negotiator, told the Senate the United States intends to keep tariffs in place.

The remarks come as the administration prepares to replace duties that the Supreme Court struck down.

According to the report, Greer said the tariff approach would continue even as the existing global duty structure nears expiration.

The comments place emphasis on using replacement duties to maintain the administration’s trade leverage while the court impact is addressed.

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