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  1. Trump's tariff plans are creating an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop, impacting the FED.
  2. The Supreme Court limited presidential tariff authority while the Fed discussed the policy impacts of tariffs as bargaining chips.

Donald Trump announced giant new tariffs on Canadian goods, despite the Supreme Court having previously limited his tariff powers.

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Donald Trump announced giant new tariffs on Canadian goods, despite the Supreme Court having previously limited his tariff powers.

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  1. The Supreme Court limited Trump's executive tariff authority despite his imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian goods.1 source
  2. New tariffs announced on 60 nations regarding forced labor, following a Supreme Court ruling.1 source
  3. Trump threatens new tariffs on Canadian goods; law firm analyzes untested tariff authority.1 source
  4. Trump announced new tariffs on Canadian goods while facing prior Supreme Court limitations on his authority.1 source

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