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Research Insights: Bilateral Gaps Emerge as Vietnam Treads Carefully After Trump Tariff Order
The court ruled the tariffs exceeded the International Emergency Economic Powers Act authority, but allowed them temporarily until mid-October as appeals continue, impacting trade policy and retailers.
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In Batshit Rant Trump Seems to Beg John Roberts to Rule before Full Brunt of His Tariffs Hits - emptywheel
A few weeks ago, when we were waiting for the Circuit Court of Appeals to issue its ruling on a challenge to Trump’s tariffs, I did this video providing my prediction for the way that Trump hoped to get the Supreme Court to uphold his claimed unilateral authority to impose tariffs. On Friday, the court issued its ruling. Seven judges joined in a per curiam opinion basically ruling that IEEPA, the basis Trump used to impose the tariffs in questio…
The president anticipated that he would appeal a ruling from the Court of Appeal and predicted that, if tariffs were eliminated, the United States would not have "hope to return to greatness."
Will Trump's tariffs survive the courts?
Trying to work out what is going on with global trade doesn’t get any easier. Just as the world was settling down to the new reality of Donald Trump’s trade war – and governments were stitching up hurried trade deals to minimize the sweeping damage from the tariffs announced on ‘Liberation Day’ in April – the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has thrown a very large spanner into the works. It has ruled that the whole exercise is unlawful…
Research insights: bilateral gaps emerge as Vietnam treads carefully after Trump tariff order
On July 31, 2025, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing new tariffs—ranging from 10% to 41%—on imports from 68 countries and the European Union (EU). While many trade partners faced updated rates, tariffs on Vietnamese goods remained unchanged: a 20% duty on direct imports and a 40% levy on transshipped goods. In exchange, Vietnam has agreed to fully open its market and eliminate all tariffs on American imports.
How The US Will Force Yields Lower Across The Curve
How The US Will Force Yields Lower Across The Curve By Peter Tchir of Academy Securities Forcing Yields Lower Across the Curve We were already set to get a lot of economic data, especially on the labor front, compressed into a short week, and now we have to digest a court ruling on tariffs. A federal appeals court ruled against (many/some/all?) tariffs imposed using an emergency law. The tariffs will remain in place while the case proceeds. …
Since a federal appeals court Friday declared most of Donald Trump’s tariffs illegal, the president of the United States and members of his government have not stopped attacking the court decision. Although the court allowed him to keep them in force by giving time to an appeal to the Supreme Court, the Republican’s assault campaign on the sentence has been relentless, and Sunday night at Truth Social ran against the elimination of that fundamen…
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