Federal Circuit Upholds Limits on Trump Tariff Authority Amid Ongoing Legal Battle

President Donald Trump's broad tariffs have faced significant legal challenges, with a recent federal appeals court ruling that he exceeded his authority in imposing national emergency tariffs on foreign goods. The court delayed issuing its mandate, allowing time for a potential Supreme Court appeal, which could prolong the legal battle and create ongoing uncertainty for businesses globally. Small businesses and exporters, such as a Singapore-based 3D printing company, are experiencing disruptions and increased costs due to the tariffs and changes in import regulations, impacting profits and logistics. Companies across various sectors are adjusting their strategies in response to the tariffs, recognizing the economic stakes extend beyond the courtroom. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is also reversing previous Biden-era policies at the Federal Trade Commission, aiming to reduce regulatory burdens and prioritize evidence-based enforcement. These developments reflect broader shifts in U.S. economic policy under President Trump's administration, affecting trade, regulation, and corporate operations.