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In recent months, some trade-related risks to the North American economy have eased, though the final outcome is unclear and geopolitical challenges persist.
Included in this year's second quarter earnings is an approximate $0.11 per share negative impact from tariff-related costs.
With regard to our US pricing decisions given tariff-related cost pressures, we're doing what we said we would do. We're keeping our prices as low as we can for as long as we can.
Importantly, we are very pleased with our mitigation strategies, which allowed us to offset the tariff pressure we saw in the second quarter.
We expect tariff-related headwinds to impact profitability by approximately $100 million.
we are mindful of the continued uncertainty facing customers with respect to tariffs and are monitoring the impacts closely.
We have done, in my estimation, an excellent job of working cross-functionally relative to looking for diversification. I mean, right now, roughly 60% of the goods we source are coming out of the US.
Addressing these challenges has required close coordination between our merchandising, supply chain, stores and finance teams.
We incurred $27 million of tariff-related charges during the second quarter. Based on tariff rates as of August 11, we now expect a full year impact of approximately $100 million to cost of sales.
We estimate the new tariff rates will increase our tariff exposure by approximately $75 million annually.