🔥 Court Slaps Down Trump Tariffs
A U.S. federal appeals court ruled that President Trump overstepped his authority by imposing sweeping tariffs—declaring them illegal under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).⏳ Temporary Stay in Place
Still, the court has kept the tariffs in effect until October 14, giving the administration a window to appeal.🚀 Trump Wants Fast Track
Trump is pushing for an expedited Supreme Court review—hoping for a ruling "as early as Wednesday" to avoid disruptions to his trade policy and tariff revenue stream.📉 Markets React Sharply
Wall Street slid nearly 1%, and long-term Treasury yields rose—mirroring the economic jitters triggered by the legal uncertainty.💔 Fiscal and Business Woes
Economists warn that dismantling these tariffs could hurt U.S. revenue and deepen deficits. This uncertainty is already causing companies to delay investments and hiring, edging the economy toward worry.🛠 Backup Strategies
Analysts note Trump can pivot to other legal tools like Section 232 or Section 301 tariffs, giving him potential routes to keep his policies moving—even if this direct route is blocked

