This "victory" is only for 90 days. The tariffs are only paused temporarily to allow for negotiations.
It will allow some trade to flow, and it will soothe worried markets.
But the root of the problem still exists. China still sells far more to the United States than it buys. And there are other, far thornier differences to unpick, from Chinese government subsidies, to key industries, to geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait and beyond.
Do you think there can be something very productive as an outcome of these 90 days buffer time for the resolution of other issues beyond TARRIFS?