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Celebrations in Canada over the decision by the US Supreme Court to strike down President Donald Trump's global tariffs were both brief and muted.
The high court's decision, which included the "fentanyl" tariffs Trump imposed on Canada, China and Mexico, reinforced Canada's position that the levies were "unjustified", US-Canada Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said on X.
But LeBlanc noted the challenges ahead in Ottawa. There is the "critical work" to do in dealing with impacts from levies on steel, aluminium and automobiles, which Trump said will remain.
There is also the upcoming review of the Canada-US-Mexico trade deal, the USMCA, which covers a market of more than 500 million people.
The actual impact of the Supreme Court decision on Canadian tariffs is limited.
Last year, the Trump administration imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, with Canada facing 25%, later raised to 35%, with the president arguing both countries must do more to stop migrants and the illegal drug fentanyl reaching the US.
But the vast majority of trade, some 85%, under these "fentanyl" tariffs were already levy-free under a USMCA exemption.
LeBlanc's office declined to comment on Trump's proclamation imposing a 10% global tariff to replace the duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA, which the Supreme Court struck down.
The White House clarified the USMCA exemption will continue under the new 10% tariff.
On Saturday, Trump announced in a Truth Social post that he would be raising the new 10% tariff to 15%.
Beyond the remaining US tariffs on sectors like steel and automobiles, the biggest issue for Canada on its US trade agenda is the USMCA review. This summer, all three partners must decide whether to extend the deal, which was negotiated during Trump's first term.
A North American free trade deal has been in place in some form since the early 1990s, and has led to deeply integrated economies.
In Mexico this week, LeBlanc told reporters that both countries "remain absolutely committed to a trilateral trade agreement".
The Trump administration has been less enthusiastic about saying they want the USMCA renewed, and officials have suggested Washington would prefer separate bilateral deals with Canada and Mexico.
He also said he will meet US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in the coming weeks to discuss the review talks, which are expected to kick into high gear ahead of a 1 July deadline.
It would be the first sign of formal trade discussions between the US and Canada after talks were halted last October by Trump, who was upset over an anti-tariffs advert sponsored by Canada's province of Ontario that aired on US networks - including during the World Series.
Greer, in an interview on Fox Business earlier this week, said it has been "more challenging" negotiating with Canada than with Mexico.
"They continue to have certain barriers. They refuse to sell US wine and spirits on their shelves.," he said. "There are a variety of issues that they have not addressed and they aren't addressing, and this makes it a big challenge and an obstacle for starting real negotiations with them."
Greer has previously named rules on dairy imports and a Canadian law called the Online Streaming Act, which requires American media companies like Netflix and Spotify to pay to support Canadian content, as other trade irritants.
As the rocky negotiations continue, Canada has sought to build trade ties outside the US, which currently buys about 75% of its exports, with a goal of doubling non-US exports by 2035.
Many Canadian business groups on Friday said that uncertainty remains.
Dennis Darby, CEO of Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters, said businesses are ultimately looking for a successful renewal of the USCMA that "puts an end to recurring trade disruptions".
Predictable, rules-based trade is essential for manufacturers on both sides of the border," he said.
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Bitcoin immediately jumped 1.75% to about $67,769, following a breaking news that the Supreme Court has struck down President Trump’s broad tariff regime.
21shares Head of Macro Stephen Coltman noted “a negative ruling on tariffs could potentially hurt Treasuries and the dollar, while favoring stocks and crypto.”
Crypto prices jumped up on Friday morning following news that the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s broad tariff regime.
Bitcoin
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immediately jumped 1.75% to about $67,769, according to The Block's price page. Other crypto majors are also in the green. Ethereum
ETH+1.76%
is trading around $1,960, up over 2%, Solana
SOL+3.80%
at $84 is up over 4%, while XRP, which has a large retail trading base, is up 1.55% to $1.42, according to The Block's price
Crypto stocks also rallied, with Bitcoin infrastructure-focused Fold leading the pack, up over 4.6%. Coinbase
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, often seen as a bellwether stock for the crypto industry, is up 3.52% to $171.78 at the time of writin
The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Trump lacked the authority to impose sweeping global tariffs. Restrictive trade policies, which some economists said negatively affected the U.S. and global economy, will likely now have to be renegotiated.
Trump has previously said it would be a "complete mess" to unwind his tariff agenda, imposed under the provision of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Though some experts suggest it could be a boon for crypto
21shares Head of Macro Stephen Coltman noted "a negative ruling on tariffs could potentially hurt Treasuries and the dollar, while favoring stocks and crypto."
Bitcoin has been trading within a narrow range for the past two weeks between 65k and 70k, and bulls will be wanting to see 65k hold as a floor," Coltman said earlier Friday. "Conversely, a sustained move above 70k would indicate the recent selling may have exhausted itself.
It's a point echoed by VanEck Head of Research Matthew Sigel, who noted reduced tariff revenues would mean "money printing and debasement will accelerate." Bitcoin is often said to be a hedge against U.S. inflationary monetary policy.. data.
Cato estimated 60% of total tariff revenue in 2025 stemmed from those imposed under the IEEPA.
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🚨 New Year Business Jackpot – China’s Tech Power Shift
The old BAT era is officially over.
For years, Baidu + Alibaba + Tencent ruled China’s internet world.
But 2025 tells a different story.
Now, ByteDance stands alone at the top.
💰 Profit Ranking Shock
ByteDance recorded 360 billion profit, more than Tencent and Alibaba combined.
This clearly shows: 👉 The power balance has changed
👉 A new leader has arrived
📊 What’s happening with others?
🟢 NetEase – Silent Winner
NetEase didn’t chase size or hype.
Instead: • 33% profit margin (highest in industry)
• Focus on profitable business only
While others fight wars, NetEase quietly prints money.
🔴 Meituan – Only Loss Maker
Meituan is struggling.
Food delivery has become a price war: • JD.com entered the market
• Alibaba spending heavily
• Huge discounts & cash burn
Result → Profit turned into losses.
Instant retail is now extremely competitive.
🔵 Tencent – Stable Giant
Tencent remains strong and steady.
• Gaming business still powerful
• Video accounts growing
• WeChat has 1.4 billion users
This user base is Tencent’s biggest strength.
Slow but safe growth.
🟠 Alibaba – In Transition
Alibaba looks a bit uncomfortable.
• High revenue
• But profit margin much lower than ByteDance
• Spending profits to build future businesses
The shift from old e-commerce to new models is not easy.
🏆 Final Reality
This is no longer a 3-player battle.
It’s now:
👉 ByteDance leading the era
👉 Others trying to catch up
In business, there are no permanent winners.
Leaders can change anytime.
📌 Investor Lesson (Important)
Because markets change fast:
❌ Don’t put all money into one company
✅ Choose broad-based index investing
Indexes reduce risk and protect long-term wealth.
Smart investing > emotional investing.
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