My View Trump's press conference tonight is undoubtedly a key turning point in the recent trade war. If the agreement involves China, it could represent the first compromise after a high-intensity standoff between both sides, which would be positive for the global economy in the short term. However, the long-term effects depend on the substantive content and implementation of the agreement. If the agreement involves other countries, it may further exacerbate tensions between China and the United States, while also reshaping the global trade landscape. However, Trump's trade policy is fraught with uncertainty, and his 'changing orders' style could lead to the effects of the agreement being exaggerated or quickly becoming ineffective. The global economy has already been severely impacted by the tariff war, with the International Monetary Fund predicting that China's economic growth will drop to 4.0% in 2025, while the U.S. will only grow by 1.8%. Any agreement must balance the interests of all parties; otherwise, it will be difficult to maintain.