The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariff measures were invalid, enhancing China's negotiation position.

Media: The US Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariff measures were invalid, which weakens Trump's negotiating leverage ahead of the upcoming April China-US summit and enhances China's negotiation position.

Experts point out that Trump's influence on economic policy has been weakened, and his plan to have China purchase a large amount of American soybeans, Boeing aircraft, and energy exports may be hindered. China may take this opportunity to urge the US to ease technology export restrictions, lift sanctions on certain Chinese entities, and reduce arms sales to Taiwan.

Nevertheless, Trump may still use non-tariff means, such as technology control and sanctions, as bargaining tools. China said it is assessing the impact of the ruling and called on the US to cancel all unilateral tariffs.

Original article: toutiao.com/article/1857904468007175/

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