#TariffsPause A tariff pause refers to a temporary suspension or delay in imposing tariffs—taxes levied on imported or exported goods—often enacted to ease economic tensions or encourage trade. As of April 10, 2025, such measures have gained attention amid fluctuating global markets and geopolitical shifts. Governments may implement a tariff pause to provide relief to industries reliant on international supply chains, particularly when inflation or supply shortages threaten economic stability. For instance, pausing tariffs on raw materials like steel or semiconductors could lower production costs, benefiting manufacturers and consumers alike.