The U.S. Supreme Court trade case has reached a stalemate, and global capital markets are trembling in anticipation. On January 14th, the justices still did not provide an answer on the constitutionality of Trump's tariff policy, with a final ruling possibly coming next week. Will it be announced on Tuesday or Wednesday? It remains a mystery for now.
The market has already reacted in advance. The Nasdaq index fell by 1%, the S&P 500 declined by 0.6%, and the semiconductor sector was hit hardest with a 1.1% drop. Consumer stocks are under pressure—leading companies like Lululemon and Mattel are both declining, and even Stanley Black & Decker has given back its previous gains.
The controversy centers on the "Dawn of Liberation" tariffs. Set to be implemented on April 2nd, these tariffs will impose a uniform 10%-50% duty on imported goods. During previous court debates, the justices hinted at concerns: Can Trump truly invoke the 1977 Emergency Powers Act to bypass Congress directly? That is the key issue.
If the ruling is unfavorable, the consequences could be severe. A tax rebate wave exceeding $130 billion could be triggered, which would be the heaviest legal blow to the Trump administration after regaining power. The countdown has begun—will a storm be coming?
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 7h ago
Coming back with this again? The tariff case results are delayed until next week, and the market is panicking first. Why isn't the crypto circle reacting?
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StableGenius
· 7h ago
ngl, this tariff uncertainty is basically the market equivalent of watching paint dry while someone threatens to set it on fire... the real move is watching whether they actually invoke that 1977 emergency act or it all crumbles. either way, crypto probably pumps on chaos lol
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 7h ago
According to the database, the Supreme Court's rulings have also adopted the "延期艺术"—is it Tuesday or Wednesday? Suggestion to include it in the Guinness World Records. With 75 days remaining until "Liberation Day" on April 2nd, the market has already experienced a taste of the future. Will the $130 billion tax refund wave eventually come true? Stay tuned for the bloom.
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
Wait, is Trump still playing the "overriding Congress" game? The judges probably can't stand it anymore...
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LuckyHashValue
· 7h ago
Waiting for the verdict again? This suspense has been dragging on for too long. BTC and ETH need to go to the rooftop in these two weeks.
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WalletDetective
· 8h ago
The justices are dragging their feet and not issuing a ruling. Now, it's getting serious, and retail investors can't sit still anymore. The sword hanging over April 2nd is still unresolved, and the crypto market will have to tremble along with the stock market.
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The U.S. Supreme Court trade case has reached a stalemate, and global capital markets are trembling in anticipation. On January 14th, the justices still did not provide an answer on the constitutionality of Trump's tariff policy, with a final ruling possibly coming next week. Will it be announced on Tuesday or Wednesday? It remains a mystery for now.
The market has already reacted in advance. The Nasdaq index fell by 1%, the S&P 500 declined by 0.6%, and the semiconductor sector was hit hardest with a 1.1% drop. Consumer stocks are under pressure—leading companies like Lululemon and Mattel are both declining, and even Stanley Black & Decker has given back its previous gains.
The controversy centers on the "Dawn of Liberation" tariffs. Set to be implemented on April 2nd, these tariffs will impose a uniform 10%-50% duty on imported goods. During previous court debates, the justices hinted at concerns: Can Trump truly invoke the 1977 Emergency Powers Act to bypass Congress directly? That is the key issue.
If the ruling is unfavorable, the consequences could be severe. A tax rebate wave exceeding $130 billion could be triggered, which would be the heaviest legal blow to the Trump administration after regaining power. The countdown has begun—will a storm be coming?