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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.
macro and tariff uncertainty did have a greater impact on weight per shipment for some of our small- to medium-sized customers.
We have worked diligently to address the impacts from additional tariffs through various mitigating actions, including cost savings initiatives, ongoing changes to our sourcing footprint and pricing where necessary.
tariff drag for the second quarter was...below $5 million.
the second quarter was basically not impacted by the incremental tariff in the U.S. as we leverage the inventory already present in the country.
We now estimate a net impact from tariffs of approximately $175 million in 2025.
Non-GAAP retail GPU increased by $195... partially offset by a positive impact of approximately $100 in Q2 2024 from selling additional loans.
the impact of tariffs was more muted than we anticipated.