Breaking News: U.S. Federal Court Blocks Trump’s Tariff Policy

On Wednesday (local time), a U.S. federal court blocked the tariff policy announced by President Trump on April 2nd, known as "Liberation Day." The court ruled that Trump exceeded his authority by imposing broad tariffs on countries that export more goods to the U.S. than they import from the U.S.
Analysis:
This decision could ease global trade tensions in the short term, especially for major export markets to the U.S. such as China and the European Union. Investors may expect more stability in supply chains and reduced cost pressures from tariffs.
Affected Stock Groups:
Heavy industry and manufacturing companies, particularly in steel, aluminum, and chemicals, may benefit from the blocked tariffs.
Technology, electronics, and consumer goods stocks with global supply chains could see reduced risks from increased tariff costs.
Conversely, U.S.-based companies focused on domestic markets might face increased competition due to lower tariffs on imports.
Investors should closely monitor political developments and any follow-up actions from the U.S. administration to adjust their strategies accordingly.