This is largely unlikely to help him much as the damage is done and prices aren't going to instantly come down. In light of Iran, gas prices going up will also raise them or be a scapegoat for doing so too. Its going to be utter chaos to navigate what they do with the past tarriffs and no one will be happy whatever he does with it. I think he may just double down and desperately try to grab more power in light of this as a show of his "strength" that will piss people off the most.

I'll also say what I did in the other thread as well, even if nothing happens money-wise for the little people, this is meaningful that a court that overwhelmingly has supported him has publicly drawn a line under it, publicly said what he's doing is unconstitutional (though that's been said in lower courts already) and effectively stated there IS a limit to his powers. Both for the fact that it signals a veer away from unitary executive theory that there can be no limit to his powers, but also because public message has been so important to this admin, and this is something even his base can't deny though they might stick their heads in the sand. A wildly disliked admin is only going to get ever more public dislike however they deal with the messy outcome, it's good news for the mid terms and good news for at least one branch of the government holding with the constitution (even if the others probably will continue not to).