The recent pause in tariffs driven by the Trump administration opens a key window for trade dialogue, especially with partners like the European Union.

Although it excludes China, which faces a 125% increase in its tariffs, this measure aims to stabilize global tensions and provide relief to the markets.

The EU responded with a 90-day suspension of retaliatory measures, demonstrating interest in negotiating a fairer agreement.

However, certain tariffs persist, and that keeps uncertainty on Wall Street.

Investors and companies are in caution mode, slowing down important decisions. This pause is not the end of the trade war, but rather a strategic truce that could change the economic landscape if managed with intelligence and political will.