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In the past 24 hours, tensions in US-China relations have persisted, particularly due to trade disputes. China reduced some US imports from its high tariffs, signaling a potential easing of the trade war, but Beijing quickly denied President Trump’s claim of ongoing talks, calling it “fake news.” US stocks rose, driven by tech shares, as investors monitored the tariff standoff. No formal negotiations have taken place, with China urging the US to lift unilateral tariffs to resolve trade issues. Meanwhile, Trump’s administration continues to apply pressure, with no clear resolution in sight, raising concerns about further economic decoupling and global market impacts.

Market Impact:**

President Donald Trump’s inconsistent messaging on tariffs continues to create uncertainty, with markets reacting sharply to the latest developments. Just as China officially **lifts its 125% tariffs** on select U.S. goods, Trump has announced a **90-day delay** on most of his proposed "reciprocal" tariffs—*except those targeting China.*

**Key Questions:**

- Is this a temporary reprieve or another market head fake?

- Will the **DUMP in stocks** continue amid the policy whiplash?

- Does the administration have a clear strategy, or is this more ad-hoc negotiation tactics?

**Breaking:** China’s tariff rollback could signal a potential thaw, but with Trump keeping China-specific duties in place, is a broader deal in the works—or more volatility ahead?

*Stay tuned for updates as this developing story unfolds.*