U.S. Tariffs
Earnings Tariff Tango
Some of the world's biggest producers of food, consumer goods and cars delivered stronger-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday, easing investor concerns over the toll of U.S. President Donald Trump's import tariffs. Ahead of the third-quarter earnings season, global companies had warned of more than $35 billion in tariff-related costs as U.S. duties reach their highest since the 1930s. They're also contending with disrupted supply chains, weaker consumer confidence and higher input costs.









