The easing of the trade war is a positive signal for the global economy. In recent years, due to trade friction between China and the United States, not only have businesses in both countries faced tariff pressures, but the global supply chain has also been severely impacted. Now, as the trade war eases, it helps restore market confidence and promotes a rebound in multinational investment and international cooperation. This is particularly beneficial for export-oriented countries, as reducing tariff barriers enhances competitiveness and economic growth. Furthermore, a more relaxed trade environment also helps stabilize financial markets and reduce uncertainty in the global economy. However, in the long run, countries still need to seek win-win mechanisms based on fairness and sustainable development.