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President Donald Trump signing a 10% global tariff decree at the Oval Office desk, with world map and exemptions visible, after Supreme Court ruling.
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Trump firma tariffa globale del 10% dopo blocco della Corte Suprema a misure precedenti

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Il presidente degli Stati Uniti Donald Trump ha firmato venerdì (20) un decreto che impone una tariffa del 10% sulle importazioni da tutti i paesi, in risposta alla sentenza della Corte Suprema secondo cui i dazi precedenti sotto la legge IEEPA erano illegali. La nuova misura entra in vigore il 24 febbraio e dura 150 giorni, esentando articoli come manzo, arance e minerali critici. Per il Brasile, il tasso globale migliora la competitività rispetto ai precedenti dazi reciproci fino al 50%.

The United States and China are intensifying a legal arms race with competing sanctions and regulations that trap global firms in conflicting compliance demands. This development comes amid US President Donald Trump’s visit to China and ongoing disruptions from the US-Iran war.

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A Cheong Wa Dae official said South Korea will carefully assess the impact of the Trump administration's decision to raise tariffs on EU autos and trucks to 25% and respond accordingly. The move has drawn attention in Seoul due to South Korea's similar tariff deal with the US. The government plans to communicate closely with Washington to maintain stable trade relations.

Cryptocurrencies experienced a sharp flash crash over the weekend following President Donald Trump's threats of new tariffs on Chinese imports, erasing billions in market value. Bitcoin dropped from highs near $126,000 to below $105,000, while other assets like Ethereum and Dogecoin saw even steeper declines. The event highlighted the sector's volatility amid leveraged trading and global trade tensions.

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President Donald Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports sparked the largest cryptocurrency liquidation in history, wiping out $19 billion in leveraged positions. Bitcoin plunged to $104,000, while Ethereum and Solana saw drops of over 14% and 20%, respectively. The sell-off rippled through global markets, with major US stock indices recording their steepest declines in months.

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