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‘Tariff Man’ Trump returns next year. How nervous are retailers this time around? - MarketWatch

Nov 22, 2024, 12:55 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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SHOO's proactive production strategy mitigates tariff impact, potentially stabilizing costs.

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SHOO is shifting production to avoid potential tariffs on imports from China. CEO highlighted percentage of business subject to tariffs, emphasizing production flexibility. Tariffs could lead to higher product prices impacting consumer spending power. Retailers might not absorb tariff costs, passing them to consumers instead. Corporates like Walmart expect price increases without sacrificing low-price models.

  • SHOO is shifting production to avoid potential tariffs on imports from China.
  • CEO highlighted percentage of business subject to tariffs, emphasizing production flexibility.
  • Tariffs could lead to higher product prices impacting consumer spending power.
  • Retailers might not absorb tariff costs, passing them to consumers instead.
  • Corporates like Walmart expect price increases without sacrificing low-price models.

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