Global reaction to Trump tariff ruling

• China's Ministry of Commerce is making a comprehensive assessment, stating US unilateral measures violate international and domestic US laws.
• Japanese officials believe the ruling will not affect US projects beneficial to Japan; Korea's trade minister will consult with the US to maintain investment balance.
• India's planned three-day visit to Washington DC has been indefinitely postponed.
• The European Commission expects the US to honor commitments and not increase tariffs, while Germany's industry warns of uncertainty and hampered investment/supply chain decisions.

The video discusses the global reaction to the Trump tariff ruling, with major economies expressing concern and uncertainty. China views the unilateral measures as violating international and domestic US laws, while Germany anticipates hampered investment and supply chain decisions. Other nations like Japan, South Korea, and the EU are taking cautious or defensive stances, seeking clarity and aiming to protect their economic interests.