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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Global market shuddered, and it appears the Trump administration blinked. U.S. stocks soared today after the administration said it would temporarily back off on steep reciprocal tariffs for 90 days for most countries.

Stocks were moving into bare market territory today and a bond sell-off was underway. Trump had a different explanation for most countries. Stocks were moving into bare market territory today and a bond

sell-off was underway. Trump had a different explanation for his decision. You have to have

flexibility. I could say, here's a wall, and I'm going to go through that wall. I'm going to go

through it, no matter what, keep going and you can't go through the wall. Sometimes you have to

be able to go under the wall, around the wall, or over the wall. Sometimes you have to be able to go under the

wall, around the wall, or over the wall. The administration is keeping auto tariffs in place,

as well as 25 percent tariffs on some goods from Canada and Mexico. The two countries would

not be subject to the 10 percent tariffs on goods that will be in effect for others. One major

exception, China, where Trump has raised tariffs to a hundred and twenty-five

percent after Beijing retaliated with tariffs of its own. For Wall Street, one of the best days

in history in reaction to the move, the Dow was up nearly 3,000 points. Many small business

owners across the U.S. are breathing a sigh of relief after President Trump's push of the pause button,

but as NPR's Windsor Johnston reports, companies that rely on factories in China are bracing for a big hit.

Casey Ames is the owner of Harkla, an Idaho-based company that specializes in developmental and sensory products for kids with special needs.

He says the majority of his goods are manufactured in China,

and shifting to domestic production is not an option. We've tried to look to manufacture in the U.S.

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