#TariffsPause The suspension of tariffs between the US and China is becoming the focal point of global market attention. After President Donald Trump announced a 90-day delay in tariffs on many trading partners, while maintaining a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, Beijing responded by raising tariffs to 125% and exempting some medical items imported from the US.

However, China rejected Trump's claim that trade negotiations were ongoing, while criticizing the US for spreading misinformation. Meanwhile, global investors and businesses are closely monitoring this development, concerned about the negative impact on supply chains and economic growth. Economists warn that prolonged trade tensions could lead to recession and global inflation.

In this context, the US stock market has seen a slight recovery, with the S&P 500 index rising 0.71% to $550.64. However, analysts continue to warn of potential volatility without clear progress in trade negotiations.