U.S. Markets Brace for Data as Court Blocks Trump’s Tariffs
On Thursday, the US will release growth figures, followed by core personal consumption data on Friday, offering vital clues about the trajectory of the US economy amid ongoing global inflation and recession pressures.
Trump’s second administration’s protectionist trade stance continues to shape macroeconomic trends amid escalating economic uncertainties.
The US Court of International Trade has ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which Trump used to justify his tariffs, does not grant him the authority to impose them. The court invalidated the so-called Liberation Day tariffs, stating that Trump overstepped his legal powers.
The ruling emphasized that “it is the Congress and not the president who can regulate trade and impose duties.”
Experts indicate the decision is unlikely to impact tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automobiles but signals possible shifts in future US trade policy.
Meanwhile, minutes from the Federal Reserve’s recent meeting reveal a cautious stance by officials as they await clearer effects from new government policies. The Fed acknowledged heightened downside risks to employment and economic activity, alongside increased upside risks to inflation, both influenced by tariff measures.
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