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everything secure. Global markets are rallying after a US court blocked Donald Trump's

sweeping new tariffs. Good morning. This is the Marketplace Morning Report and we're live

from the BBC World Service. I'm Leanna Byrne. So investors from Tokyo to Frankfurt are breathing a sigh of relief after

judges in the US say President Trump overstepped his authority on tariffs. Instead, the Court of

International Trade says only Congress can regulate international commerce. Markets in Japan and South

Korea jumped nearly 2% while US futures climbed on the news.

Here's the BBC's Katie Silver. We're already hearing, for example, from Hong Kong's finance

secretary is saying that this places Donald Trump back in the world order the way that things

should have been. There is a lot of questions. I guess there's still going to be negotiations.

Governments here in Southeast Asia, particularly the likes of Vietnam, Cambodia, they're very cognizant of just how important the American market is for them.

So there's no reason to stop these discussions. There is this appeals process. We saw the White House launch their appeal within minutes.

And what experts have been telling me is that for the

next 10 days, as part of this appeals process, the state of play continues. So tariffs, as they are,

remain in place for at least the next 10 days. That is 10% for most countries.

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