Supreme Court's Tariff Ruling Could Shape Future U.S. Trade Policies
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Even if the US Supreme Court rules President Trump's tariffs illegal, the US Treasury Secretary suggests other legal authorities, like the Smoot-Hawley Act, could be used to uphold them, indicating ongoing uncertainty and potential legal battles over tariffs. The market remains cautious, awaiting further developments.
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- Trump Tariff Case Ups Ante at Supreme Court The Wall Street Journal
- Bessent expects Supreme Court to uphold legality of Trump's tariffs but eyes Plan B Reuters
- A federal appeals court ruled against Trump's tariffs. Here's what could happen next. CBS News
- Blocking tariffs would be "end of the United States," top Trump adviser says Axios
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