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the direct impact of tariffs was largely mitigated at ITW. And to the extent that there was an impact, we were able to recover this in price.
The Trump administration's recently proposed fiscal year 2027 budget that calls for $1.5 trillion in defense spending would be a strong tailwind for the industry.
We incurred incremental carrier pass-through fees of $46 million associated with increased U.S. A2P fees, which drove the year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter declines.
the modest decline was largely driven by some of the CapEx-related businesses that were down double digits, largely reflecting some dislocated order patterns that were in the first half of last year related to tariffs.
We expect inflation will put some near-term pressure on price costs. However, we expect to manage this for the full year and it's baked into our guide.
We are seeing an increase in tariff costs year-over-year.
Regarding tariffs, it continues to be very dynamic. As always, our teams are doing a great job managing them to make sure that there is no impact to earnings.
we anticipate that recent updates to various tariff frameworks are largely neutral to existing tariff cost structure.
GMPD segment profit saw decreased to $25 million due to the adverse net impact of tariffs.
We are making solid progress on our efforts to take cost out and improve our overall product quality, countering the negative impact from tariffs and global supply chain disruptions.