U.S. Mid-Term Rout Unlikely to Change Trump’s Trade Policy
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Despite a record shift towards Democrats in the U.S. House, Senate, and various elected roles, President Donald Trump is still likely to maintain his trade policies, according to legal experts. While the new lawmakers may have cause for optimism, the constitution and legislative hurdles limit their ability to significantly alter Trump's trade approach.
Trump's authority to impose tariffs remains robust, and they are unlikely to be rescinded any time soon. In fact, the political landscape may not bring about an immediate change in shipping plans or costs for retailers. Only a concerted effort by the Democrats to address tariffs through legislation or oversight might yield results, but even then, the impact may be gradual and subject to ongoing legal challenges.
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