The decision by Trump to suspend new tariffs may be a short-term strategy to alleviate inflationary pressures and garner voter support ahead of the midterm elections. This move helps to temporarily lower the prices of imported goods and ease the cost pressures on businesses and consumers, but it does not change its protectionist trade tone. Existing measures such as tariffs on China remain, indicating the U.S. long-term stance on supply chain restructuring and technological competition. The market may experience a brief respite, but the uncertainty of trade policies will continue to suppress business investment. This adjustment reflects the art of political economic balance, but the structural contradictions in the global trade system remain unresolved.