#TariffsPause The term tariff pause refers to a temporary interruption in the modification or implementation of tariffs, commonly in regulated sectors such as energy, transportation, or telecommunications. During this pause, existing tariffs remain stable, allowing regulatory authorities, businesses, and consumers to analyze economic or political changes before establishing new prices. This strategy can provide stability in times of uncertainty or facilitate negotiations between stakeholders. However, it may also delay necessary investments or economic adjustments. The main objective of a tariff pause is to balance consumer protection with the financial viability of service providers.