Indiana's @RepStutzman talks to Bloomberg This Weekend about the impact of President Trump's tariffs and trade policy for American farmers https://t.co/l6fZTcm66O ...

With his move to impose new global tariffs, US President Donald Trump isn’t just trying to repair a trade policy dismantled by the Supreme Court. He’s also declaring the country is facing a profound balance-of-payments crisis. https://t.co/Q3NPi7VTVi ...

The Supreme Court’s ruling that most of Trump’s tariffs are illegal has given the world a glimpse of U.S. trade policy long after the president has gone, writes Greg Ip https://t.co/I9BsxpkGf3 ...

And now I want to turn to Republican Congressman Kevin Kylie of California. He recently voted to oppose President Trump's tariffs on Canada and he's also a member of the House Judiciary Committee. Congressman, thank you so much for joining us.I want to start with this huge announcement, of course, of this 10% global tariff. Uh here's what the president said when my colleague Ryan Nobles asked if he'd need congressional approval. Take a listen.>> Wouldn't you just work with Congress to come up with a plan. > ...

The US Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, dealing a blow to the center piece trade policy of his administration: Here's your European Evening Briefing https://t.co/vsC7XuABfh ...

The only sure remedy for a broken trade policy lies with Congress and the White House (via @opinion) https://t.co/UAz64GOdG7 ...

Industry Challenges - Washington's erratic trade policy is causing pain for GM [1] - Retreat from EVs is adding to GM's difficulties [1]

Trade Policy Analysis - Trump's trade policy is a culmination of past approaches [1] - The U S needs a new approach to trade [1]

Trade Policy & Tariffs - The Supreme Court is reviewing tariffs related to the emergency powers act (IPA), potentially requiring the US to issue massive rebates if the tariffs are deemed illegal [3][4] - The US has collected slightly less than $100 billion from IEPA tariffs so far [5] - The administration has until October 14th to appeal to the Supreme Court, with a ruling potentially delayed until next summer, creating significant uncertainty [5] - The administration could use statutes 232 and 301 to reimpose reciprocal tariffs if IPA is struck down, but this would keep businesses in tariff limbo [6][7] Bond Market & Interest Rates - The bond market is reacting to expectations of reduced tariff revenue, potentially negatively impacting stocks and leading to higher interest rates [9] - S&P maintained the US credit rating last month largely due to increased tariff revenue, which was expected to offset negative fiscal impacts from the $34 trillion one big beautiful bill [10] Economic Impact - Potential refunds due to the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs and the uncertainty surrounding trade policy are key concerns for businesses [7]

Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is convening a virtual meeting of BRICS leaders next Monday to discuss Donald Trump’s trade policy https://t.co/lusnG5QdBb ...