Trump announces reciprocal tariffs paused for 90 days
President Trump April 9 announced that reciprocal tariffs that went into effect after midnight for certain nations will be paused for 90 days, while tariffs for China would be increased to 125%. A 10% universal tariff on imported goods from all countries that began April 5 remains in effect.
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