Trump Tariffs Back in Action — Appeals Court Lifts Veto on Reciprocal Duties

In a sharp legal turn, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has temporarily lifted the block on Trump-era reciprocal tariffs, allowing them to take effect again — at least for now.

🔹 The court issued a brief order authorizing the temporary reinstatement of duties designed to match or mirror tariffs imposed on U.S. goods by other countries.

🔹 These measures were a cornerstone of former President Trump’s “America First” trade policy, aiming to pressure trade partners into fairer terms.

🔹 The legal battle is ongoing, but this ruling could reshape short-term trade flows and revive tensions in global commerce.

📊 Analysts say this could impact sectors like steel, aluminum, and tech components — all of which saw volatility during previous tariff cycles.

Stay tuned — the tariff roller coaster isn’t over yet.

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