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Goldman Sachs says Trump can sidestep the court ruling against his tariffsTrump appears unlikely to back down, says he is on a "Mission from God"Trump has appealed against the court ruling blocking tariffsTrump has a number of avenues of appeal open - here's oneTrump's tariffs blocked - what we knowUSD higher after US court says Trump doesn't have 'Liberation Day' tariff authorityThe US dollar is continuing to rocket higher on the tariff-block newsA US federal court blocked Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs from going into effect

Nvidia earnings (read from the bottom up for the chronology)

Nvidia CEO warns that Chinese AI rivals are now ‘formidable’"Nvidia's business is still booming, even with the company effectively shut out of China"There has been a MASSIVE error in the Nvidia Q1 earnings announcement - shock for marketsNvidia (NVDA) Q1 EPS 96 (93c expected) Revenue $44.1bn (exp 43.28bn)

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The session got off to a fast start with equity headlines leading the charge. Nvidia’s Q1 earnings release made a messy entrance — the company initially published an incorrect EPS figure of 81c, well below the 93c expected. That was quickly corrected to 96c, turning the narrative into a modest beat. It wasn’t one of Nvidia’s typical blowout quarters, but good enough for shares to rise and lift the broader market alongside them.

A U.S. Federal Court — the Court of International Trade — ruled that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority in imposing tariffs on all imported goods. The so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs, enacted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) of 1977, were declared illegal and blocked via injunction. A three-judge panel found that Congress did not delegate the president open-ended authority to set tariffs. Importantly, Trump’s sector-specific tariffs were not addressed and remain in place for now.

Appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Seek Congressional approval

The road ahead is likely to be long, complex, and politically messy. Ongoing trade negotiations may continue, but this ruling weakens Trump’s negotiating leverage. The uncertainty is expected to weigh further on business investment. The projected tariff revenue — previously touted to bring in between $3.3 and $5.2 trillion over a decade — now looks increasingly speculative. That leaves a gaping hole in Trump’s deficit-financed “Big, Beautiful Bill” of tax cuts.

Markets reacted decisively. The U.S. dollar surged, with safe haven currencies like the yen and franc falling sharply. U.S. equity futures built on earlier gains.

The yen, and CHF, weakened on the court ruling news:

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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