President Donald Trump has temporarily suspended the 25% tariffs he imposed on most goods from Canada and Mexico, adding uncertainty to financial markets. The exemptions are set to expire on April 2, when Trump plans to introduce a global system of reciprocal tariffs.
The move comes amid ongoing trade negotiations, with businesses and investors closely watching for further developments. While the suspension offers short-term relief, uncertainty remains over the long-term impact on North American trade and global markets.
