#TariffsPause The recent 90-day pause on U.S. tariffs for most trading partners, excluding China, has introduced a temporary sense of relief in global markets. This move, influenced by concerns over economic repercussions and market volatility, aims to alleviate immediate pressures on international trade. However, the exclusion of China from this pause, with tariffs on Chinese imports raised to 145%, underscores the ongoing tensions between the two nations. China's response, denying active negotiations and implementing retaliatory measures, adds to the uncertainty. Economists warn that prolonged tariffs could lead to lasting shifts in global supply chains, with companies seeking alternatives to mitigate risks. While the pause offers a momentary respite, the broader implications for global trade dynamics remain complex and evolving.