Track how companies discuss tariffs and trade policies in their earnings calls, and understand their impact across different industries and regions.
Biogen currently does not expect a material impact in 2025 from potential tariffs as announced by the U.S. administration on April 2, 2025.
The shift in U.S. trade policy has further weighed on consumer and business confidence and is likely to impact economic growth over the foreseeable future.
Our costs are likely to be higher. I agree with that. Particularly auto repair and replacement costs are likely to increase.
We recognize that economic uncertainty is impacting the market from various fronts, persistently high interest rates, tariffs and trade wars...
proposed tariffs on international trade and the associated increased costs as well as the accelerated unwind of production cuts by OPEC Plus have introduced new uncertainties for the global economy and our industry.
we don’t expect any significant tariff-related impacts, as most of our key expenses such as labor, power and chemicals are primarily sourced domestically.
To date, we are seeing a minimal effect from both U.S. tariffs on imports and related retaliatory tariffs.
Amid softer demand environments, hotel owners consistently turn to brands at scale that they know and that they trust, and brands that outperform their competitors, seeking broad distribution, a loyal customer base, operational support, and cost efficiencies.
we're closely monitoring the impact of potential tariffs on global economic activity and are cautiously managing our business through this period of uncertainty.
We believe the impact of tariffs to be very manageable.