Late Wednesday, a U.S. trade court ruled several of Trump's tariffs unconstitutional. At first glance, this looks like a win for Canada.
The court slapped an injunction on most tariffs (more on that). However, the automotive, steel and aluminum duties survive, according to Capital Economics.
Before the mortgage world starts celebrating, however, this development raises more questions than a philosophy exam, namely:
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