China Urges US to Cancel Tariffs After Supreme Court Strikes Down Trade Measures
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- •China on Monday called on the United States to revoke unilateral tariffs following the Supreme Court's decision to strike down many of Trump's trade measures.
- •The court ruled six to three that Trump had overstepped his authority under a 1977 law in imposing the sweeping tariffs.
- •Trump responded by announcing new global import duties of up to 15 percent under separate legal authority.
- •Both countries are working to navigate shifting trade dynamics and avoid an all-out trade war that could disrupt the global economy.
- •The ruling has created new uncertainty in the broader US-China trade relationship.
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