#TariffsPause 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.BREAKING: China has officially lifted its 125% tariffs on certain U.S. imports, signaling a major shift in global trade tensions. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on the implementation of most proposed "reciprocal" tariffs—excluding those targeting China.

However, confusion remains as Trump continues to contradict himself on tariff policies, creating uncertainty in the markets. Will this lead to another DUMP?

The market reaction is mixed, and traders are seeking clarity. Stay cautious and watch closely—macro news like this can trigger unexpected volatility.