Layla Fadal

So you were at the White House yesterday in the Oval Office. Tell us about this really big day.

So how much of this had to do with the markets? Is this an about face?

So how much of this had to do with the markets? Is this an about face?

So how much of this had to do with the markets? Is this an about face?

Okay, so what happens now? There's a 90-day pause, and then what?

Okay, so what happens now? There's a 90-day pause, and then what?

Okay, so what happens now? There's a 90-day pause, and then what?

Right. And then to be clear, the president has spent a lot of time talking about China's trade practices. And again, those tariffs are still there on China. So how does this shift affect the country?

Right. And then to be clear, the president has spent a lot of time talking about China's trade practices. And again, those tariffs are still there on China. So how does this shift affect the country?

Right. And then to be clear, the president has spent a lot of time talking about China's trade practices. And again, those tariffs are still there on China. So how does this shift affect the country?

That's White House correspondent Franco Ordonez. Thank you, Franco.

That's White House correspondent Franco Ordonez. Thank you, Franco.

That's White House correspondent Franco Ordonez. Thank you, Franco.

With the markets way down and now way up, how are businesses responding to the latest twist in this trade war? To understand that, we're joined by NPR's chief economics correspondent, Scott Horsley. Good morning, Scott.

With the markets way down and now way up, how are businesses responding to the latest twist in this trade war? To understand that, we're joined by NPR's chief economics correspondent, Scott Horsley. Good morning, Scott.

With the markets way down and now way up, how are businesses responding to the latest twist in this trade war? To understand that, we're joined by NPR's chief economics correspondent, Scott Horsley. Good morning, Scott.

Okay, it's pretty clear that the stock market was not happy with the president's tariffs. How are investors feeling now?

Okay, it's pretty clear that the stock market was not happy with the president's tariffs. How are investors feeling now?

Okay, it's pretty clear that the stock market was not happy with the president's tariffs. How are investors feeling now?

Right. And as we heard from Franco earlier, not all tariffs are gone, right?