While the deal hasn’t been finalized, it looks like for the next 90 days (at least, as extensions become the norm), the U.S. is back to 30% on China while they are at 10% on the U.S. The fentanyl-related tariffs might be higher, but it sounds like that can be reduced too (if it hasn’t been already). I am not 100% sure on those details, or on where steel and aluminum fit in, or on prior levels of tariffs (like the 100% on solar panels that the Biden administration instated). I would expect announcements that China will buy various products ... Were April Tariff Policies Just a Bad Dream?