🚨 JUST IN: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says it is “very unlikely” that the
Supreme Court will rule against President Trump’s tariffs — and that statement instantly grabbed attention across markets and politics.
According to Bessent, the administration is confident the tariffs are legally solid and backed by strong national security arguments. If the court agrees, it would be a huge win for Trump’s economic strategy and could lock in tariffs as a long-term weapon in U.S. trade policy.
But the suspense is real. A Supreme Court decision against the tariffs would shake markets, disrupt trade deals, and weaken Trump’s leverage with allies and rivals. For now, the message from the Treasury is clear: the White House believes the law — and the judges — are on Trump’s side.
