2025-11-06 16:55:09
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Politics

Supreme Court Questions Trump's Tariff Authority Amid Falling Market Confidence

The recent Supreme Court hearings on President Trump's tariffs have highlighted significant legal and political challenges surrounding his authority to impose such measures. Justices have raised concerns about the validity of Trump's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, questioning whether it grants him the power to bypass Congress.

As the court deliberates, market analysts have noted a sharp decline in the likelihood of a favorable ruling for the administration, dropping from 58% to 28%. This uncertainty has implications not only for the tariffs themselves but also for the broader limits of presidential power.

Meanwhile, discussions around antitrust enforcement have intensified with Lina Khan's new role, and tech companies like Nvidia and OpenAI are advocating for government support. Additionally, Tesla shareholders are set to vote on Elon Musk's ambitious pay package, further illustrating the intersection of corporate governance and legal scrutiny in the current economic landscape.

Asia Times
6. November 2025 um 06:21

Odds surge Supreme Court will strike down Trump’s tariffs

The US Supreme Court has heard arguments on the legality of President Donald Trump's tariffs on most countries, with justices questioning whether Trump's claim to impose tariffs using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) is valid. The court's decision will determine not only the fate of the tariffs but also the limits of presidential power. Betting markets have downgraded the chances of the court ruling in Trump's favor to 30%, and experts warn that a defeat for Trump could..
The Guardian
6. November 2025 um 09:00

Trump’s supreme court strategy is to redefine ‘tariffs’. Will the justices buy it?

US President Donald Trump's use of executive power to impose tariffs was questioned by the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The court is reviewing whether Trump's invocation of a 1977 law, which bypassed Congress, grants him the authority to levy taxes through tariffs. Critics argue that tariffs are 'plain and simple' import taxes, while the administration claims they are 'regulatory tariffs.' The justices appeared skeptical of the administration's argument, with Chief Justice John Roberts calling..
New York Times - Business
6. November 2025 um 13:28

What a Rough Day in Court Means for Trump’s Tariffs

This article discusses a tumultuous day in court for President Trump's tariffs. Key players include Supreme Court justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, and Elon Musk. The stakes are high as the court weighs the legality of Trump's emergency powers to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977. Market analysts predict a potential favorable ruling on the IEEPA tariffs is dwindling, with odds plummeting from 58% to 28%...
Al Jazeera
6. November 2025 um 15:06

Was hat der US Supreme Court über Trumps Handelszölle gesagt? Spielt das eine Rolle?

Dieser Artikel behandelt, was mit Trumps Handelszöllen passiert ist und wie sie die US-amerikanische und die globale Wirtschaft beeinflussen könnten.
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