Trump's Trade Policies and Market Reactions Amid Legal Challenges

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A U.S. federal court ruled that most of Trump's reciprocal tariffs are illegal, but White House trade adviser Navarro claims they are not permanent and will end if illegal activities like drug flow and trade deficits are addressed. The Trump administration is appealing the decision to the Supreme Court, emphasizing the emergency nature of the tariffs and their potential long-term benefits for reducing the national debt.
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