US Faces Potential Refunds and Market Impact if Supreme Court Rules on Trump Tariffs
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The US Supreme Court is set to decide whether President Trump had the legal authority to impose tariffs under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act, amid conflicting court rulings and significant political and economic implications. The case highlights the tension between executive power and congressional authority in trade policy, with potential outcomes affecting Trump's economic strategy and the broader US trade landscape.
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