David Brancaccio

But there's worry many of the children who need these savings accounts may never get them.

Marketplace's Carla Javier reports.

Again, after the S&P and the Nasdaq fell more than 1% yesterday over tariff confusion and AI fears, Nasdaq futures are up 0.2% now.

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There is fresh uncertainty after the U.S.

Supreme Court struck down the lion's share of Trump administration tariffs.

I'm David Brancaccio in Los Angeles.

President Trump is moving to impose a 15 percent global tariff now, claiming legal authority that grants him power to do so for 150 days.

And there are other tariff tools as well.

Marketplace's Nova Safo reports.

The proposed new 15 percent global tariff talked about over the weekend does have carve outs, including for Mexico and Canada.

So the import tax situations in those countries would be unchanged for businesses and markets.

The fog has rolled back in the fog of uncertainty.

Economist Julia Coronado is founder and president of Macro Policy Perspectives and a professor at the University of Texas, Austin.

Well, here's a note of certainty.

U.S.

Customs and Border Protection says it'll halt collections of tariffs imposed under the Emergency Economic Powers Act, 12.01 a.m.

Eastern on Tuesday.

So they're halting collections.

That's a tangible thing.