#TariffPause

A tariff pause refers to a temporary suspension or halt on tariffs imposed on imported goods. This pause can provide relief to businesses and consumers affected by tariffs, allowing time for trade negotiations or economic adjustments. Governments may implement a tariff pause to ease trade tensions, support economic growth, or address supply chain disruptions. The pause can be sector-specific or apply to broader trade agreements. Understanding the implications of a tariff pause is crucial for stakeholders navigating international trade and commerce.