#TariffsPause *U.S. Pauses China Tariffs: Inflation Relief, Strategic Pressure**

The U.S. delayed new tariffs on Chinese imports to avoid fueling inflation and pre-election economic risks, easing immediate consumer costs. The move tempers trade tensions but maintains pressure on China’s tech, EVs, and solar sectors. Beijing welcomes the reprieve for its exporters amid economic strains but anticipates targeted tariffs on EVs, batteries, and steel. This tactical pause balances U.S. inflation control with strategic competition, avoiding a full trade war while signaling resolve in critical industries. Both sides tread cautiously: the U.S. prioritizes economic stability ahead of elections, while China braces for sector-specific clashes despite short-term relief