#TariffsPause A tariff pause is a temporary suspension of tariffs on imported goods, providing relief to businesses and consumers by reducing costs. It can facilitate trade negotiations, ensure supply chain stability, and boost economic growth. During a tariff pause, costs for imported goods decrease, benefiting industries and consumers. However, it's typically a temporary measure, and tariffs may be reinstated. Domestic industries competing with imports may be affected. The pause can be part of broader trade agreements or negotiations, aiming to stimulate economic activity and trade. Its impact on trade and economy depends on various factors, including policy goals and market conditions.