Trump retracts the Cleef edge of the World Trade War

For several days, Donald Trump and his team insisted on the White House that they were fully committed to their decision to impose “mutual” fees comprehensive on dozens of countries. They even mocked a report on Tuesday said that the president was considering a temporary stop for 90 days-news that sparked a brief increase in the stock market.

But now that after it stops the high tariff rates, with some prominent exceptions, it is a reality. The rearranging of the global economic system is suspended, and Trump’s promise to the golden era will have to wait.

The White House said that going to customs duties greatly and then hit the temporary stop button, before entering negotiations with individual countries, was the plan all the time.

“We had more than 75 countries to contact us, and I imagine, after today, there will be more,” Treasury Secretary Scott Beesen told reporters after the announcement after the announcement.

This frame of the White House is not surprising, of course. It is difficult to ignore the investor’s panic, the decline in the bond market and the growing Republican monetary choir and the general rejection that preceded the announcement.

So was it a strategic decline in the face of unexpected resistance, or another example of Trump’s “art” art at work?

It didn’t take a long time for Trump’s assistants – many of the same people who said he would never retreat – to go out and celebrate the movement’s movement.

Trade Chancellor Peter Navarro said that the Trump tariff was “revealing exactly the way it should.”

“You have failed to know what President Trump is doing here,” said journalist Caroline Levitte, a crowd of correspondents. “The whole world calls on the United States of America.”

They were less clear about the details of the Trump tariff suspension, which was announced via a post on his social site. Does the rhythm in the upper definitions apply to the European Union? Was Mexico and Canada, which avoided the basic definitions of 10 %, somehow? Was the definitions targeting specific sectors?

Ultimately, the White House presented some clarity on these questions – but for hours of leaving commercial partners in the United States to audit Trump’s social function and details from answers to the questions that journalists at Gaggles Press.

On Wednesday afternoon, Trump admitted that the markets looked “beautiful” and that “people were a little crowd” – a reflection that undermines some courage that he expressed during the past week and could hint the real reason for changing its definition.

Earlier in the day, it was actually social, and he urged people to “be cold!” He promised that “everything will work.” On Monday, he criticized what he called the “Palicanis” – a party that relies on “weak and stupid people” who were not patient with his efforts.

In the end, it was Trump who had a sudden change of printing.

However, he insisted that the declaration of customs tariffs should have been issued, and that any economic unrest reflects a disease that was allowed to communicate in the American economy.

Meanwhile, Democrats drew a less pink image. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer Trump was accused of “governing chaos.”

“He is reeling, retreating, and this is a good thing,” he said.

In the end, the thinking process behind Trump’s decision may not be really important.

The truth is that the United States is now nice – or at least more beautiful – with the countries that faced its retaliatory trade fire, although Trump still imposes 10 % at the level of the Council, and it was in itself to be huge news just a few weeks ago.

Enough to step down until the stock market rises, and Trump is now tending to a brand war with China, which he recorded by 125 %.

It will have its own global economic repercussions, but it is more in line with the recent American foreign policy – including Democratic President Joe Biden – as she seeks to restrict Chinese aspirations.

However, the great unknown is whether Trump’s actions over the past week – the placing of the equal allies and their threat to the in force – will make such a strategy more difficult to follow.

In 90 days, when Trump’s stop ends, the economic drama may start for this week and uncertainty again.