#TariffsPause The temporary suspension of tariffs, often referred to as a tariff pause, is a strategic move by governments to ease trade tensions, reduce costs for businesses and consumers, or encourage diplomatic negotiations. By halting or delaying imposed duties on certain imports, countries aim to stabilize supply chains, lower inflation pressures, or foster cooperation in international trade disputes. However, such pauses can be controversial, as domestic industries may argue they face unfair competition from cheaper foreign goods. The long-term impact depends on whether the pause leads to lasting trade agreements or merely postpones economic conflicts.