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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Threatens "Much Higher Tariffs
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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Threatens "Much Higher Tariffs

Trump warns countries against "playing games" with Supreme Court ruling that struck down his emergency tariff powers, signaling potential trade war escalation despite legal setbacks.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Wall Street Braces for Lower Open as Tariff Fears Grip Markets
EconomyEN
Wall Street Braces for Lower Open as Tariff Fears Grip Markets

Wall Street futures decline as Trump tariff uncertainty triggers risk-off sentiment among investors, raising concerns about trade policy impact on global markets

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Trump's Tariff Chaos Is Back—And Markets Are Spooked
EconomyEN
Trump's Tariff Chaos Is Back—And Markets Are Spooked

Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs, but he immediately imposes new ones. Europe pauses trade deal, stocks tumble as trade war volatility returns to Wall Street.

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Seoyeon Park
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Trump's Tariff Threats Send Treasury Markets Into Tailspin
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Trump's Tariff Threats Send Treasury Markets Into Tailspin

Trump's tariff policy uncertainty is wreaking havoc on Treasury markets as investors fear inflation resurgence and Fed policy shifts. Bond yields surge to multi-year highs.

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Seoyeon Park
Gold Surges, Dollar Tumbles on Trump's Fresh Tariff Threats
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Gold Surges, Dollar Tumbles on Trump's Fresh Tariff Threats

Gold prices jump over $50 while the dollar slides 2% as Trump announces new tariff plans targeting China, Mexico, and Canada, sparking global trade war fears.

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Seoyeon Park
Trump Tariff Flip Leaves Small US Importers in Limbo
EconomyEN
Trump Tariff Flip Leaves Small US Importers in Limbo

Supreme Court victory short-lived as Trump announces new tariffs, leaving small businesses caught between refund hopes and fresh cost burdens

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Seoyeon Park
Trump's Tariffs Were Ruled Illegal. So Why Are They Still Here?
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Trump's Tariffs Were Ruled Illegal. So Why Are They Still Here?

Despite legal challenges, Trump's tariff regime persists under Biden and promises to expand under Trump 2.0. What does this mean for global trade?

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Haneul Kim
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Trump's Flat Tariff: An Unintended Gift to China and Brazil
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Trump's Flat Tariff: An Unintended Gift to China and Brazil

Trump's new flat-rate tariff policy is paradoxically benefiting China and Brazil while hurting traditional allies. Analysis of winners, losers, and market implications.

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Seoyeon Park
Trump Defies Supreme Court, Raises Tariffs to 15% Globally
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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Raises Tariffs to 15% Globally

Despite Supreme Court ruling Trump's tariffs unconstitutional, president invokes new legal authority to impose 15% tariffs worldwide. Trade deals hang in balance.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Trump Hints at No Tariff Refunds After Supreme Court Ruling
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Trump Hints at No Tariff Refunds After Supreme Court Ruling

Trump suggests he won't refund tariffs following Supreme Court decision, signaling continued protectionist stance with global trade implications.

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Haneul Kim
Trump Defies Supreme Court, Hikes Tariffs to 15% Amid Legal Chaos
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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Hikes Tariffs to 15% Amid Legal Chaos

Trump raised tariffs from 10% to 15% after Supreme Court ruled his trade levies unconstitutional. Over 1,000 refund lawsuits filed seeking $133bn back from Treasury.

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Haneul Kim
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Trump's Tariff Threats Challenge His Own Trade Deals
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Trump's Tariff Threats Challenge His Own Trade Deals

Trump's new tariff threats target USMCA partners, raising questions about the durability of trade agreements and reshaping global supply chain strategies.

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Seoyeon Park
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