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Our businesses responded quickly and developed tariff response plans to mitigate the impacts.
the resolution to the tariffs and trade discussions that have been going on... is going to continue to create a long tailwind for the growth of natural gas globally
We forecasted a 50 to 100 basis point impact from announced global tariffs.
the issuance environment was negatively impacted by global trade and tariff uncertainty, especially in April.
we've been closely monitoring the global trade environment and the evolving regulatory landscape in both Washington, Brussels and Beijing.
We saw shifting macro conditions, including trade policy considerations and recession concerns, impact risk assets broadly.
We've updated our guidance to reflect the expected impact of the most recent proposed tariffs.
we have factored in the duties and increases into our guidance for the lumber side.
Our current guidance reflects our exposure to tariffs based on trade policy as it currently stands and does not include the impact of tariffs that have not yet been implemented, including the copper tariffs that were announced overnight.
Lenders also acted cautiously due to the potential tariff impacts.