#TariffsPause A tariff pause refers to a temporary suspension or delay in the implementation of tariffs or trade duties between countries. Governments may introduce a tariff pause to ease economic tensions, support domestic industries, or negotiate better trade deals. This break can provide temporary relief for importers and exporters, stabilizing prices and supply chains. Tariff pauses are often part of broader trade negotiations or responses to economic challenges like inflation or global disruptions. While beneficial in the short term, the long-term impact depends on subsequent trade policies and agreements. Such pauses signal flexibility in trade strategy and willingness to foster international cooperation.