, accounting for 57% of all the sector's overseas sales.

Yet 15% would have been the highest since the late 1930s.Trump had been using his tariffs as negotiating leverage in talks with countries hit by his 2 April tariffs.

Some analysts believe this trade court ruling will mean countries will now be less likely to rush to secure deals with the US.The European Union (EU)with the White House last weekend after Trump threatened to increase the tariff on the bloc to 50% under IEEPA.

The EU - and others, such as Japan and Australia - might now judge it would be more prudent to wait to see what happens to the White House's appeal against the trade court ruling before making any trade concessions to the US to secure a deal.The response of stock markets around the world to the trade court ruling on Wednesday suggested it would be positive.

But it also means greater uncertainty.

say Trump could attempt to reimpose the tariffs under different legal justifications.Every year in Tobermory, members at the golf club play for the cup which carries Billy MacAllister's name.

And his friend Stewart has a special reason to remember him."He had a big impact on my life really because, had Billy not enticed me to go and work over at Richmond, I would probably have not got to know my then girlfriend, who became my wife. My life would have been a very different one from what it became," he says.

"What a shame he didn't get a chance to go on and fulfil his potential."For Rose, Tim's early death has shaped the course of the past four decades for all those who loved him.