USTR Greer says a SCOTUS ruling against Trump's tariffs would be problematic, speaking on Fox; does not know is "we will get a comprehensive China trade deal"; adds that rare earths are flowing from China

The remarks from USTR Greer indicate a heightened concern over potential legal challenges to Trump's tariffs, suggesting that a negative ruling from SCOTUS could destabilize current trade policies.

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USTR Greer says a SCOTUS ruling against Trump's tariffs would be problematic, speaking on Fox; does not know is "we will get a comprehensive China trade deal"; adds that rare earths are flowing from China

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Furthermore, his uncertain outlook on securing a comprehensive trade deal with China, along with the commentary on rare earths, implies ongoing complexities in U.S.-China relations that could impact market sentiment broadly, particularly in equities and commodities tied to trade flows.

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