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š¼ On the night of May 28, 2025, a U.S. federal court officially blocked most of the trade tariffs imposed by Donald Trump earlier this year
š¼ The court ruled that Trump overstepped his authority by invoking the 1977 IEEPA to justify wide-ranging tariffs without Congressional involvement
š¼ It reaffirmed that the power to regulate foreign trade lies with Congress, not the President
š¼ The ruling sent shockwaves through global markets and directly challenged the foundation of Trumpās current economic agenda
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š¼ The blocked tariffs include the āLiberation Dayā package, announced in April, which targeted nearly 200 countries
š¼ These included 30% tariffs on goods from China, 25% tariffs on selected imports from Mexico and Canada, and a flat 10% tariff on most global imports
š¼ The case was brought by small businesses and attorneys general from 12 states, led by Oregonās Dan Rayfield, who argued the tariffs caused economic harm to American consumers and companies
š¼ The court agreed, stating that trade policy cannot be reshaped unilaterally by executive action

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š¼ However, not all tariffs were nullified by the courtās ruling
š¼ The 25% tariffs on automobiles, auto parts, steel, and aluminum remain in place because they were enacted under a separate legal authority ā Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962
š¼ The Trump administration has already filed an immediate appeal with the U.S. Court of International Trade
š¼ White House spokesperson Kush Desai defended the tariffs as essential for correcting long-standing trade deficits and revitalizing American manufacturing and defense industries

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š¼ Trumpās tariff policy has evolved rapidly since his second term began in January 2025
š¼ On February 1, he introduced 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada, and 10% on goods from China, citing drug trafficking and border control failures
š¼ These tariffs were briefly paused on February 3, only to return stronger on March 3 - with 20% on Chinese imports and global steel and aluminum tariffs of 25%
š¼ On April 2, Trump rolled out the largest package yet, with reciprocal tariffs up to 50% on 60 nations, triggering the sharpest two-day stock market crash in U.S. history

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š¼ The court ruling brought a short-term boost to markets worldwide
š¼ Asian markets surged nearly 2%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures climbed around 2% overnight
š¼ Bitcoin, which had been under strong selling pressure, rebounded from $106,800 to $108,400 within hours
š¼ CME BTC futures volumes rose by 18%, and Binance open interest surged by $430 million, suggesting a macro-driven reaction rather than sustained bullish momentum

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š¼ Analysts at Goldman Sachs quickly warned that the marketās optimism could be short-lived
š¼ They believe the court decision is likely to have only a temporary impact, as Trump may pursue alternative legal routes to reinstate tariffs
š¼ This includes potentially invoking Section 301 or other emergency powers under national security justifications
š¼ Legal experts also suggest Trump could request a stay on the ruling during the appeals process and repackage tariffs under new authorities

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š¼ The economic fallout from these tariffs is already evident in several key indicators
š¼ According to the Peterson Institute, U.S. households could lose up to $1,200 per year in after-tax income due to tariff-related inflation
š¼ Brookings projects U.S. inflation could rise by 2.5% over the next 24ā36 months if tariffs return
š¼ AEI uncovered serious miscalculations in tariff rates, noting that the administration based their numbers on retail prices, overstating effective tariff levels by up to 4x

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š¼ The international response has been swift and multifaceted
š¼ Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs of 25% on $20 billion worth of U.S. goods, with more measures pending
š¼ China restricted access to American films and began absorbing tariff costs by reducing profit margins or pushing expenses onto U.S. buyers
š¼ The European Union paused its countermeasures to allow for diplomatic talks, while India introduced 26% tariffs but remains open to negotiation

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š¼ For the crypto market, this all points to increasing macro-level instability in the months ahead
š¼ Historically, Bitcoin performs well during times of financial disorder or geopolitical conflict - as seen in 2019 during the original U.S.-China trade war
š¼ But with the market now caught between legal uncertainty and executive unpredictability, high-leverage positions become increasingly dangerous
š¼ If you hold speculative crypto trades with large exposure, it may be wise to trim risk or adopt protective strategies

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š¼ While this ruling may appear to be a major setback for Trumpās trade doctrine, it doesnāt mean the trade war is over
š¼ In fact, without the leverage of punitive tariffs, Trump loses his most powerful negotiation tool
š¼ That could push him to retaliate even more aggressively through alternative executive channels, especially with elections approaching
š¼ This is why analysts refer to this moment as the beginning of another āTrumpian rollercoasterā rather than the end of the conflict

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š¼ Final thoughts:
š¼ First, this is a serious blow to Trumpās image as a strategic and authoritative dealmaker
š¼ Given his combative nature and refusal to appear weak, heās unlikely to let this court loss go unanswered
š¼ Second, as Goldman Sachs warns, Trump may find alternative legal pathways to impose similar or even harsher tariffs on global partners
š¼ In other words - this is not a conclusion, but the start of another volatile chapter where crypto will serve as both a beneficiary and a barometer of global instability
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