US Supreme Court does not rule on Trump tariffs today

The US Supreme Court's decision not to rule on Trump tariffs is a key pause in the ongoing trade narrative, suggesting that uncertainties around these tariffs will linger.

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This could impact market sentiment regarding trade relations and the USD's strength, particularly against currencies like the EUR and JPY. Traders should watch for potential volatility in commodities and equities as the market digests this development.

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