Track how companies discuss tariffs and trade policies in their earnings calls, and understand their impact across different industries and regions.
We continue to maintain our guidance... factoring also the discussion around tariffs in the world.
the complexity related to potential tariffs has created a new array of challenges for our customers, including rising costs, a need to rapidly react to changing prices and fluctuating inventory levels.
I want to acknowledge the ongoing uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment driven by factors that could influence our business, including regulatory and policy changes, shifting consumer sentiment, tariffs and evolving government initiatives.
We're not seeing that right now. Our deliveries are going to be what we have communicated.
there are some noteworthy headwinds facing the industry, stemming from several factors, including OPEC+ production increases and U.S. tariff initiatives that have created global economic uncertainty.
The impact of tariffs to our business in the current quarter is not expected to be significant.
Let me be clear, these unprecedented tariffs have a real effect on our business and they will drive our prices up.
If tariffs drive up car prices, all else constant, that's bad.
tariffs are a pass-through cost... we do procure raw materials from China and other countries that may still be impacted by higher tariff, so this does add costs that we will ultimately pass-through.
we’re off to a strong start this year against a dizzying backdrop of headlines on trade and economic policy.