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Everything You Need to Know as We Near the End of the US 90-Day Tariff Pause
Temporary tensions are possible, e.g. between the US and Japan, especially over car tariffs, or between the US and the EU, with symbolic retaliation in areas where there are not enough concessions from the US to trade partners (e.g. EU retaliation, but in non-sensitive areas).
End of 90-day tariff pause nears: What could happen next and one thing investors should do
The 90-day tariff pause brought temporary calm by setting a 10% baseline tariff rate. But with the pause ending, Mr Coatsworth said: “Uncertainty could strike back with a vengeance if the market doesn’t know the lay of the land for trade-related costs between the US and foreign trade partners.”
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