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Businesses big and small have started receiving refunds after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump improperly imposed some tariffs on imported goods.

From Independent RSS Feed: Companies are starting to get refunds from Trump’s tariffs even with prices remaining high

A coalition of 24 states have argued that Trump’s latest tariffs do not meet the standards of 1974 Trade Act.

After the Supreme Court ruled some of President Trump's tariffs unconstitutional, the first wave of tariff refunds have begun flowing in.

Nike is the latest brand to come under fire from consumers seeking payback for the tariffs they say they paid in the form of higher prices at retail.

Consumers said Nike raised prices on some footwear by $5 to $10 and some apparel by $2 to $10 to offset the costs.

A U.S. court struck down Trump’s global 10% tariffs whilst he threatened “much higher” levies on the European Union.

The ratification of the deal was paused when Trump’s IEEPA tariffs were deemed unlawful by the Supreme Court in February.

‘The U.S. economy is resilient, but just how resilient is set to be tested,’ the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics said

The Trump administration has intimated that foreign economies are flooding the market with their products and, consequently, depressing demand for American-made goods.

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Seismic shakeups have taken place across the global trade landscape over the past year, with geopolitics and see-sawing tariff policy leading to consequences that few could have predicted.

US President Donald Trump says he will increase tariffs on cars and trucks from the European Union to 25% next week, up from the previously agreed...

US president says EU ‘not complying’ with current trade deal; launches latest tariffs amid global economic uncertainty.

US president says tariff on cars and lorries will rise to 25% and accuses European Union of non-compliance

The Turnberry Agreement was supposed to be the floor. Signed at Donald Trump’s golf resort in Scotland last July, the deal between the United States and the European Union set a 15 per cent tariff ceiling on nearly all EU goods entering America, including…

From Independent RSS Feed: Trump ‘pleased to announce’ 25% hike on EU auto tariffs effective next week

The Supreme Court struck down Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs earlier this year, and Europe warned that its trade deal with Washington could be in jeopardy.

Trump said the EU was "not complying" to a previous deal that had brought the tariff down to 15%.