As per this, the "90 days" framework is properly seen as a comms strategy rather than economic policy. It's intended to create room to moonwalk away from the original policy. So you never have to say you blinked. Just 90 days and by that time everyone forgets.
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5/I do not believe that a snap back in 90 days is credible. But the policy framework creates continued uncertainty. What is the US policy on tariffs and China...business doesnt know. And that uncertainty will stifle investment/risk recession.
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But the market will not be fooled that way.
Will taxes be “high” or “we can’t pay to get it off the dock”?
The tariff reporting is overwhelming what Trump & co say without any confirmation/verification from other parties.
And businesses remain screwed.
Degradation of Reputation.
Untrustworthiness.
Ruination.
The only thing locked in about this temporary
agreement is that global uncertainty will remain.
Please do better!