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As the administration's new tariff instruments begin to take shape, they offer clues as to how the administration plans to wield tariffs in the second year of Trump’s term.

Trade lawyers tell Agri-Pulse that the upcoming Supreme Court case on Trump's tariffs is a close one to call and an outcome that leaves both sides wanting more is likely. 

President Donald Trump has unveiled the first deal to grant tariff relief in exchange for trade concessions. Experts say the UK deal could shed some light on future arrangements and the administration’s approach to dealmaking.

The four cases challenging Trump's tariffs may have merits and could inspire additional cases, lawyers say, but those hoping the courts will provide swift relief from the duties will likely be disappointed.

The White House's novel use of emergency presidential powers to impose new tariffs is likely to face legal challenges from opponents, but securing an injunction or a ruling against the orders will be an uphill climb, trade lawyers say.