Swiss industry group pushes for US trade deal despite court ruling on tariffs
Swissmem urges the government to secure a binding trade deal with Washington despite the court ruling. The group fears new tariffs after exports fell sharply.
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US Supreme Court has struck down the tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump, prompting the industry association Swissmem to call for immediate action from the Swiss 
CH government. The association is urging officials to convert a preliminary U.S.-Switzerland trade accord into a legally binding deal to provide legal certainty for exporters. This ruling follows a period of uncertainty regarding the trade measures originally established by President Donald Trump.
US Supreme Court has struck down the tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump, prompting the industry association Swissmem to call for immediate action from the Swiss CH government. The association is urging officials to convert a preliminary U.S.-Switzerland trade accord into a legally binding deal to provide legal certainty for exporters. This ruling follows a period of uncertainty regarding the trade measures originally established by President Donald Trump.
