Donald Trump’s tariffs on China will likely remain at a level expected to severely curtail Chinese exports to the US after the 90-day truce, analysts and investors say, suggesting Beijing may have to endure further economic pain despite active talks.

The European Union’s exports to the U.S. hit a record high in March as businesses stockpiled goods ahead of an expected rise in tariffs that was announced by President Trump in early April.

In a bold move, former President Donald Trump leveraged tariffs as a key tool against China, significantly impacting its economy. By imposing steep tariffs, Trump aimed to address trade imbalances and alleged unfair practices.