Trump’s export agreement with Nvidia and AMD can be unconstitutional

This comes at a time when new prices report enough money to slow down the growth of the national debt of 37 billions of US dollars, according to the committee for a responsible federal budget.

If, as Bessent argues, the agreement of the fries of the White House goes by gathering because there are no national security problems which require export controls on these Special products, another question remains: article 1, section 9, of the American Constitution, otherwise known as “export clause”, clearly declares that “no tax or obligation will be imposed on the exported articles of a state”.

When the efforts to impose excise taxes brought before the Supreme Court in the past, like the United States c. IBM or the United States c. United States Shoe Corp., the court judged in favor of business. In the first case, IBM succeeded in carrying out a tax on insurance for goods for export. In the second, the United States Shoe Corp. Was spared fees on exports passing through American ports.

In both cases, the Supreme Court quoted the export clause as reasons for prohibiting the government from receiving money on goods intended for sale abroad. But these decisions were made respectively in 1996 and 1998. The court of today could adopt a different position, especially with regard to the power of the executive.

With Beijing and Washington, Armament Exports and policies concerning prices and export controls changing daily, the next step is not clear. I am curious to obtain thoughts of business leaders on the impact of the current political environment on their global growth strategy. Send your reflections to the email below and thank you for joining the conversation.

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Trump warns Putin “serious consequences” before Ukrainian discussions

The two leaders will meet In Alaska on Friday. Trump wants a ceasefire and warned Moscow of “very serious consequences” if he does not get it.

Putin has little to lose

The Russian leader will probably try to extend the talks by offering various trade agreements to Trump, the experts say, and asking for sanctions to lift. Ukraine and Europe will not accept any kind of “exchange” which leads to Russia permanently occupying more Ukrainian territory; And it is unlikely that Russia will agree to withdraw-make a cease-fire agreement difficult. Some experts say Putin is Skilful to handle Trump.

The president is not satisfied with media coverage so far

He poster On Truth Social: “The very unfair media are at work on my meeting with Putin. Constantly quoting dismissed losers and truly stupid people like John Bolton, who has just said that, even if the meeting is on American soil,” Putin has already won “. What are we gaining in everything.

IPO Haussier flies away

The action of the exchange crypto burst 84% when he became a public yesterday, and his stock was temporarily interrupted negotiation. The wait was to increase by around 30%. The action closed at $ 68, with a market capitalization of $ 10 billion.

Crypto eats banks loan assets

Banks rush to provide stablecoins to consumers. Payments for these cryptographic tokens must be used to buy the obligations that keep the value of the set parts 1: 1 with the dollar. This means that deposited species that would normally sit in banks’ books and will be available for shrinking loans, NY Times reports. “You don’t need a lot of deposit flight to really complete the banks,” said Mike Cagney, manager of the digital lender.

AI Research breed

Perplexity deployed its new comet search engine to professional users on Wednesday – Here’s how it measures against Google.

The advantages of AI continue not to appear

Companies should spend $ 62 billion this year for AI but 8 out of 10 companies report “No significant significant impact” of the new technology. In fact, 42% of companies abandoned their AI efforts last year, according to S&P Global. The AI media threshing cycle can enter “the hollow of disillusionment”, the low point of the evolution of the new technology preceding a long slow increase in real productivity, according to the Gartner research company.

Goldman Sachs Double on pricing research

Wednesday, economist Goldman Sachs David Mericle double On the bank’s research, American consumers will bear the majority of costs related to prices, following criticism from President Trump’s bank. “If the most recent prices, such as the April rate, follow the same model as we saw with these first February prices, then finally, in the fall, we believe that consumers would bear around two thirds of the cost,” said Mericle to CNBC Squawk in the street.

Markets

Future S&P 500 were flat this morning, pre-market, after the closure of the 0.32% index yesterday. Stoxx Europe 600 increased by 0.2% at the start of negotiations. The FTSE 100 of the United Kingdom was flat at the start of trading. Nikkei 225 from Japan dropped by 1.45%. CSI 300 from China was flat. South Korea Kospi was flat. Nifty 50 of India was flat. Bitcoin increased to $ 121.7,000.

Around the river

How the Binance Yi, he became “ the most powerful woman in crypto ” and led the company after his greatest test by Jeff John Roberts

Elon Musk widens his long quarrel with Sam Altman of Openai by calling on a third party: Apple by Beatrice Nolan

Ray Dalio was so broken at the start of his career that he had to borrow $ 4,000 from his father – and learned 2 key lessons that put him on the road to the billionaire status by Nick Lichtenberg

Switzerland warns its companies that no, they cannot dodge Trump’s prices by buying goods through the small neighboring country of Liechtenstein By Sasha Rogelberg

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