The Supreme Court will likely agree with lower courts that ruled President Donald Trump can’t use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose broad tariffs, according experts surveyed by JPMorgan. The bank hosted a conference in London last month, and in a note on Monday it summarized highlights from a session on Trump’s trade policies. “While the sitting three liberal justices are expected to oppose IEEPA tariffs, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett—both with pro-business leanings—may also side against. But since then, a federal district court, the Court of International Trade, and a federal appeals court have said the tariffs are unconstitutional. The court rulings represented severe blows to Trump’s trade policy as more than 80% of the tariffs he has announced so far in his second term were based on IEEPA.