WASHINGTON, United States — A US judge on Wednesday ordered President Donald Trump’s administration to stop assessing global tariffs on imports where customs payments have not been finalized, a move some experts view as a step towards broader refunds. The ruling by Judge Richard Eaton, who sits on the US Court of International Trade in New York, comes after the Supreme Court blocked a swath of Trump’s duties last month — dealing a major blow to his trade agenda. READ: Unclear US tariffs complicate business for PH exporters In his Wednesday order, Eaton told US Customs and Border Protection to […]... Keep on reading: US judge orders halt in assessing Trump's global tariffs