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He Was Forced to Return $166 Billion, Then Pulled Out New Tariffs — A One-Year Report Card for Liberation Day

Trump's Liberation Day tariffs have reached their one-year mark. The Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs in a 6-3 ruling, ordering approximately $166 billion in refunds to some 330,000 importers. Yet on the very anniversary, the administration announced 100% pharmaceutical tariffs and 25% metals derivative tariffs under Section 232 — a move legal scholars are calling 'legal basis shopping.' Over this year, US manufacturing shed 89,000 jobs while KOSPI surged 76.5% and Nikkei climbed 61.9%, both outpacing the S&P 500's 16.4% gain, and the Dollar Index fell 9%, accelerating de-dollarization discussions worldwide.

Economy

Companies Forced to Strip Every 90 Days Are Finally Getting Dressed — The Real Question Behind the SEC's Move to Kill Quarterly Reporting

The SEC is preparing to propose making quarterly earnings reports optional as early as April, shifting to semiannual disclosures. Whether this represents a retreat from transparency or liberation from short-termism, nobody yet knows how this experiment — touching the very DNA of American capital markets — will reshape a $20 trillion stock market.

Economy

26 Days After the Supreme Court Killed His Tariffs, Trump Dropped a Nuclear Option Called 'Investigating 16 Countries at Once'

The Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs as unconstitutional, blowing a $1.6 trillion revenue hole in Trump's trade agenda. Twenty-six days later, the administration pulled out an entirely different legal weapon — Section 301 — and aimed it at 16 countries simultaneously. If this works, American trade policy gets rewritten. If it fails, the 'tariff-free Trump era' begins.

Economy

The More Sandbags They Strapped On, the Faster It Ran — The Real Story Behind China's 21.8% Export Explosion in the Face of Tariff Walls

China's exports surged 21.8% in January-February 2026 while semiconductor exports skyrocketed 73%, pushing the trade surplus to a record $213.6 billion. The paradox is unmistakable: American tariff walls and chip sanctions have inadvertently accelerated China's manufacturing evolution and export diversification, reshaping the global economic order in ways Washington never intended.

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