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The political implications of the SCOTUS ruling on Trump's tariffs, China urges Washington to lift tariffs after SCOTUS decision, new poll reveals what Americans think of the state of the union.

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Morning news brief Audio will be available later today. The political implications of the SCOTUS ruling on Trump's tariffs, China urges Washington to lift tariffs after SCOTUS decision, new poll reveals what Americans think of the state of the union.

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Euronewsabout 3 hours ago

Watch the video: Trump vs US Supreme Court — the homeland tariff war

After the US Supreme Court ruled last week that Trump's tariffs were unconstitutional, the US president simply doubled down and announced a new 15% import tax. What actually happened, and how will it affect you?

South China Morning Postabout 3 hours ago

Trump tariff loss is win for Chinese exporters

China called on the US to scrap tariffs after President Donald Trump imposed new levies to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court. “China urges the United States to cancel its unilateral tariff measures on its trading partners,” the commerce ministry said in a statement on Monday. “There are no winners in a trade war and that protectionism leads nowhere.” New 15 per cent US levies are due to come in on Tuesday and run for 150 days after Trump used a different legal route to tax...

Bloombergabout 3 hours ago

Tariff Ruling 'A Body Blow' for Trump

Senior US officials say President Donald Trump's tariff defeat at the Supreme Court will not unravel trade deals negotiated with key US partners, as the administration moves to defend its assertive trade policies. Agreements reached with China, the European Union, Japan and South Korea remain in place, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on CBS's Face the Nation. However, Trump's pledge to reimpose tariffs at 15% on all nations could result in the UK facing the largest increase, up from its previous reciprocal tariff rate of 10%. Crawford Falconer, Former UK Chief Trade Negotiation Adviser and currently senior advisor to Bradshaw advisory joins Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker on Bloomberg Radio to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloombergabout 5 hours ago

Gower: Copper Likely to Remain Well Supported

Copper rose for a second day as uncertainty around US tariff policy and its impact on broader markets drove a decline in the dollar. Meanwhile gold & silver also traded higher over tariff uncertainty. The US Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump's use of emergency powers to set reciprocal trade duties, prompting the administration to roll out an alternative 15% global levy. Amy Gower, Metals & Mining Commodities Strategist at Morgan Stanley spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche. (Source: Bloomberg)

Financial Timesabout 5 hours ago

Gold jumps and dollar slides as global trade faces new Trump tariff threat

US president plans 15% duty after Supreme Court strikes down previous regime

Bloombergabout 5 hours ago

Zaman: Policy Uncertainty Will Weigh on USD Confidence

Asian stocks gained as the dollar slipped and US stock futures fell after the US Supreme Court scrapped President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, and he pivoted to a proposed 15% global levy. Mahjabeen Zaman, Head of FX Research at ANZ spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche on the impact on currencies. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Watch the video: Trump vs US Supreme Court — the homeland tariff war

Trump tariff loss is win for Chinese exporters

Tariff Ruling 'A Body Blow' for Trump

Gower: Copper Likely to Remain Well Supported

Gold jumps and dollar slides as global trade faces new Trump tariff threat

Zaman: Policy Uncertainty Will Weigh on USD Confidence

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Watch the video: Trump vs US Supreme Court — the homeland tariff war

Trump tariff loss is win for Chinese exporters

Tariff Ruling 'A Body Blow' for Trump

Gower: Copper Likely to Remain Well Supported

Gold jumps and dollar slides as global trade faces new Trump tariff threat

Zaman: Policy Uncertainty Will Weigh on USD Confidence

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Euronewsabout 3 hours ago
Watch the video: Trump vs US Supreme Court — the homeland tariff war
After the US Supreme Court ruled last week that Trump's tariffs were unconstitutional, the US president simply doubled down and announced a new 15% import tax. What actually happened, and how will it affect you?

South China Morning Postabout 3 hours ago
Trump tariff loss is win for Chinese exporters
China called on the US to scrap tariffs after President Donald Trump imposed new levies to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court. “China urges the United States to cancel its unilateral tariff measures on its trading partners,” the commerce ministry said in a statement on Monday. “There are no winners in a trade war and that protectionism leads nowhere.” New 15 per cent US levies are due to come in on Tuesday and run for 150 days after Trump used a different legal route to tax...

Bloombergabout 3 hours ago
Tariff Ruling 'A Body Blow' for Trump
Senior US officials say President Donald Trump's tariff defeat at the Supreme Court will not unravel trade deals negotiated with key US partners, as the administration moves to defend its assertive trade policies. Agreements reached with China, the European Union, Japan and South Korea remain in place, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on CBS's Face the Nation. However, Trump's pledge to reimpose tariffs at 15% on all nations could result in the UK facing the largest increase, up from its previous reciprocal tariff rate of 10%. Crawford Falconer, Former UK Chief Trade Negotiation Adviser and currently senior advisor to Bradshaw advisory joins Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker on Bloomberg Radio to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

Bloombergabout 5 hours ago
Gower: Copper Likely to Remain Well Supported
Copper rose for a second day as uncertainty around US tariff policy and its impact on broader markets drove a decline in the dollar. Meanwhile gold & silver also traded higher over tariff uncertainty. The US Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump's use of emergency powers to set reciprocal trade duties, prompting the administration to roll out an alternative 15% global levy. Amy Gower, Metals & Mining Commodities Strategist at Morgan Stanley spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche. (Source: Bloomberg)

Financial Timesabout 5 hours ago
Gold jumps and dollar slides as global trade faces new Trump tariff threat
US president plans 15% duty after Supreme Court strikes down previous regime

Bloombergabout 5 hours ago
Zaman: Policy Uncertainty Will Weigh on USD Confidence
Asian stocks gained as the dollar slipped and US stock futures fell after the US Supreme Court scrapped President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, and he pivoted to a proposed 15% global levy. Mahjabeen Zaman, Head of FX Research at ANZ spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche on the impact on currencies. (Source: Bloomberg)