特朗普关税命运将于下周揭晓？美最高法院将2月20号定为裁决公布日

Group 1 - The U.S. Supreme Court is set to announce a ruling on February 20 regarding a case that could potentially overturn President Trump's key tariff policies, which has significant implications for both domestic and global trade and financial markets [1] - The tariffs have imposed a heavy burden on U.S. importers, with federal data indicating that these tariffs cost businesses over $16 billion monthly. Economic analyst Chris Kennedy estimates that if the current pace of tariffs continues, the total amount collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) could exceed $170 billion by February 20 [1] - If the Supreme Court rules against Trump, it would represent one of the largest legal defeats since his return to the White House, as the court is reviewing the "Liberation Day Tariffs" introduced on April 2, which impose tariffs of 10% to 50% on most imported goods [1] Group 2 - Concurrently, signs of backlash against the tariff policy are emerging in Congress, with the Republican-led House passing legislation to terminate certain tariffs on Canadian imports, aimed at revoking the "state of emergency" declaration that provided legal grounds for these tariffs [2] - The White House has indicated that if the tariffs are struck down by the court, alternative legal measures will be quickly employed, although Trump has acknowledged that implementing these alternatives would be more complex [2] - The Supreme Court held hearings on the case on November 5, with some justices suggesting that Trump may have exceeded his legal authority in imposing tariffs using emergency powers [2]