China has recognized a 90-day suspension in the tariff dispute with the United States, following two days of negotiations between officials from both countries in Geneva over the weekend. The discussions resulted in an agreement to continue negotiations aimed at addressing ongoing trade disagreements. Chinese state media described the talks as a 'step toward resolving differences,' reflecting a cautious optimism about the potential for progress. However, Chinese President Xi Jinping has continued to express criticism of what he characterizes as US 'bullying' in trade matters, indicating that significant challenges remain. The US-China tariff dispute, which began in 2018, has involved the imposition of tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of goods, affecting global supply chains and economic growth. The current pause is intended to provide both sides with an opportunity to negotiate further and potentially reach a more comprehensive agreement.