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Walmart CFO says tariff rates are still 'too high' and the retail giant can't predict how shoppers will respond

1. Walmart's CEO warns about high tariffs impacting prices on imported goods. 2. Rainey notes shoppers shifting to essentials due to financial pressures. 3. Increased import costs may lead to higher prices for consumers. 4. Walmart's sales depend on consumer response to potential price hikes. 5. Inventory valuation could impact financial results due to fluctuating shelf prices.

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Why Bearish?

High tariffs and price hikes could reduce consumer spending, affecting sales. Similar past scenarios saw stock fluctuations during inflation periods.

How important is it?

Tariff changes and price hikes directly affect Walmart's revenue and consumer behavior, crucial for financial forecasts.

Why Short Term?

Increasing prices due to tariffs may quickly deter consumers, affecting quarterly sales close-in.

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