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it is too early to assess the full impact tariffs will ultimately have on loan demand.
we have been actively analyzing our exposure to consumer and wholesale clients that we believe will be most impacted by tariffs, potential reductions in government spending and more severe economic scenarios.
We saw our two highest trading days ever, the Friday before the pausing of the tariffs and then the day that we paused tariffs.
Uncertainty around tariffs and their potential impact on economic growth and inflation has dramatically impacted investor sentiment.
I think it's too early to tell. Again, I think, you know, as we scale our business and we continue to build relationships, I think it's going to give us the ability to either hold pricing or see limited impacts to tariffs.
We could face import tariff exposure on electronics and related components from China, Southeast Asia, and Israel...
the only way they really have to respond in the near to medium term is to push prices.
Ongoing trade negotiations will continue to create challenges for businesses and this has led to reduced consumer and business confidence.
we feel pretty well positioned for that, Andrew.
But feel very good about our supply chain today and about our labor force today, and we'll just take whatever comes out of the tariffs as it comes at us once it settles down.