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US is rushing to put in place a system to pay back USD 166bln it collected now after Trump tariffs were ruled to be unconstitutional, according to Nikkei

This headline suggests a significant potential reallocation of funds stemming from tariff disputes, which could impact investor sentiment and trade relations.

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The urgency implied by 'rushing' indicates that markets may need to brace for volatility as the U.S. navigates the complexities of compensating affected parties, possibly affecting the USD's valuation against other currencies. Overall, this development could have ripple effects across risk-sensitive assets and trade-dependent economies.

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