#TariffsPause The refers to a temporary halt or suspension of tariffs, which are taxes imposed on imported goods. Governments may implement a tariffs pause to ease economic pressures, promote trade negotiations, or stabilize markets during periods of uncertainty. Such pauses can benefit businesses by lowering costs and expanding market access, while also supporting consumers through reduced prices. However, they may also spark debates over protecting domestic industries. Recently, discussions around tariff pauses have intensified amid global economic shifts and supply chain disruptions (U.S. International Trade Commission, World Trade Organization). The long-term impacts depend heavily on broader trade policies.