Tracking Trump's Tariffs and Turbulent Trade Talks

Congress will do ‘what’s right’ if Trump’s tariffs are tossed by Supreme Court, House tax committee chair says​

• Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee, said Congress would do “what’s right” if the Supreme Court court rules President Donald Trump’s tariffs are illegal.
• “If the courts do upset the apple cart, then we’re going to have to respond accordingly, that’s what’s appropriate and what’s right,” Smith said on CNBC.
• The Supreme Court announced late Tuesday that it will hear the tariffs case on an expedited basis.

Foreign investors in agriculture say U.S. tariffs could wipe them out—and they may test America in global court​

• Foreign investors may bring tariff-related claims to arbitration, arguing U.S. tariffs may be in violation of some international investment treaties, experts tell Fortune. The claims have never succeeded against the U.S., but tariffs are ‘effectively destroying’ some agricultural businesses, they say.

The True Cost Of Trump's Tariffs: American Farmers Speak Out​

Are Tariffs Hurting Treasury Bills, Notes & Bonds? Or Helping? | Markets With Markus​

Why Tariffs Won’t Bring Back Manufacturing Jobs, Krugman Explains​