Federal Tariff Reversals Inject Billions Into Corporate Supply Chains #
Inside the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York, a split judicial decision has triggered an unprecedented corporate liquidity event. Up to $166 billion in import levies, previously extracted under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, are now being routed back to corporate balance sheets. Across commercial shipping hubs, logistics managers are staring at Automated Clearing House routing numbers on their CAPE system terminal screens, waiting for the federal wire transfers to clear. The 10 percent global tariffs, imposed…