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In banking, increased clarity around tariffs and record equity prices fueled CEO confidence.
We feel strongly that U.S. tax policy has enabled Johnson & Johnson to increase our manufacturing footprint in The U.S.
We continue to experience a healthy pace and mix of signings in 2025... however, we have limited visibility and share our customers' uncertainty over how current trade policy may impact demand in 2025.
The Q3 was impacted by tariffs which we already in Q4 an expansion of the margin again to complete a positive margin expansion for the full year.
We are absorbing some incremental costs this year, which has a near-term impact on our profitability.
In our beer business, we're expecting the tariff impact to be about $70 million this year.
Since our last call, we've seen greater clarity on key issues such as tariffs, taxes, and inflation.
During our first quarter call, I mentioned that we saw an increase in sales volume in March and April due to the tariff speculation.
the situation around tariffs has been really dynamic, and we certainly aren't immune from any impact of higher costs as a result of tariffs.
As I mentioned, we had an $80 million LIFO charge in Q4 as we're continuing to experience higher costs due to tariffs that impact our LIFO layers.