Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Global Tariffs, Puts $133 Billion in Limbo

The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's global tariffs, leaving $133 billion in a state of limbo and prompting Trump to vow new tariffs.

21 Feb, 01:59 — 21 Feb, 02:56

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Why this matters

The Supreme Court's decision to strike down global tariffs imposed by a former president has significant implications for international trade, potentially affecting billions of dollars and setting precedents for future presidential authority on trade policy. This ruling could lead to adjustments in global markets and trade relations, making it crucial for businesses and governments worldwide.

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Both news outlets report on the Supreme Court's decision to strike down former President Trump's global tariffs. While The Wall Street Journal focuses on the core legal action, Bloomberg extends the coverage to include specific international reactions, highlighting South Korea's perspective on its trade deal.

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South Korea's statement that its trade deal with the US remains intact after the tariff ruling.

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What sources agree on

The Supreme Court struck down tariffs imposed by former President Trump.

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Immediate focus and scope of impact

wsj

Focuses on the direct action of the Supreme Court regarding Trump's global tariffs.

bloomberg

Expands the focus to include the reaction of specific international trade partners, such as South Korea, and the status of existing trade deals.

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The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s global tariffs.

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South Korea states that its trade deal with the US is still intact after the tariff ruling.

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South Korea's statement that its trade deal with the US remains intact after the tariff ruling.

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Story evolution

The narrative shifts from the core legal action of the Supreme Court to the specific international reactions and implications for trade partners.

Initial Ruling ReportFeb 21 early morning

The Wall Street Journal reports the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Trump's global tariffs.

International ReactionFeb 21 late morning

Bloomberg reports on South Korea's response, stating its trade deal with the US remains intact.

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bloomberg

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

wsj

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

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Supreme Courtissued the ruling striking down tariffs Trumpformer president who imposed the tariffs South Koreanation whose trade deal is mentioned in relation to the ruling UScountry involved in the trade deal with South Korea

Coverage Timeline

First report: wsj · 21 Feb, 01:59|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 58m|Window: 58m

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wsj21 Feb, 01:59First to report

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

bloomberg21 Feb, 02:56Latest update

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

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bloomberg17h ago

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling Bloomberg.com

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wsj18h ago

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs The Wall Street Journal

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Global Tariffs, Puts $133 Billion in Limbo

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South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

Read at source (2 outlets)

South Korea Says US Trade Deal Still Intact After Tariff Ruling - Bloomberg.com

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs - The Wall Street Journal

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