Emre Yumlu 
The ongoing tariff crisis between the U.S. and China has once again made headlines. This time, however, the move appears to aim at de-escalation rather than further tension. White House officials are reportedly considering a significant reduction in the high tariffs imposed on goods imported from China.
U.S. Tariffs May Drop Below 50%
According to sources, the current plan under discussion may include more than 50% cuts in tariffs on certain products. Some levies, which have surpassed 100%, could potentially be brought down to the 50–65% range. This would not only have economic implications but would also send a strong political message.
Trump Undecided: No Final Decision Yet
Although signals from the White House indicate a potential policy shift, President Donald Trump has not yet made a definitive decision. People close to the matter say that Trump is still weighing different perspectives and hasn’t taken a firm stance. This suggests that an official announcement or policy change could come in the near future.
Signs of De-Escalation in the U.S.-China Trade War
This development could mark the beginning of a de-escalation phase in the long-running economic conflict driven by tariffs. Experts believe that due to the recent rise in global uncertainty and recession fears, the U.S. may be moving towards a more constructive approach.
Markets Could Breathe a Sigh of Relief
If implemented, this plan could boost trade volumes between the U.S. and China and ease disruptions in global supply chains. That, in turn, may lead to positive market reactions both on Wall Street and in Asian financial markets.
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