RIO DE JANEIRO, May 13 (Reuters) - Carlo Ancelotti has seen enough trophies, tantrums and tactical revolutions to know that Brazil's World Cup problem is not a shortage of talent - it is what happens when that talent starts treating every misplaced pass like a national emergency.
WASHINGTON: United States President Donald Trump has secured an interim victory in the legal battle over his tariff policy, reported German Press Agency . A federal appeals court temporarily suspended a lower court ruling that found Trump's temporary tariffs on imports from around the world unlawful last week.
The appeals court's decision is not a final ruling. Instead, it temporarily pauses the judgment by the lower court - the Court of International Trade in New York - while the appeals judges consider the US administration's request. The plaintiffs, including the US state of Washington and two companies, now have seven days to respond. If the appeals court ultimately also strikes down the tariffs, the Trump administration could still appeal to the Supreme Court.
The US administration had argued in its request to suspend the trade court's ruling that the decision would"severely undermine the President's trade agenda and will destabilise efforts to remedy our longstanding trade deficit.
" It also argued that there was a risk that tariffs already collected, as well as future duties, could be permanently lost. The Court of International Trade in New York concluded last week that Trump had exceeded his authority with the temporary 10% levy. The judges ruled that the US president had misinterpreted the trade law cited as the basis for the measure.
Neither the US administration nor the Customs and Border Protection agency may demand import duties from the plaintiffs, the court ruled. Trump introduced the duties immediately after the Supreme Court declared many of his previous tariffs unlawful. The president then turned to an emergency solution, relying on a 1974 trade law that limits the collection of such duties to a maximum of 150 days. — Bernama-dpa
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