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From Nike to Starbucks, Tariff Relief for Stocks Is Fleeting
Source: Bloomberg
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President Donald Trump’s relief from sweeping global tariffs offers support to major U.S. retailers and manufacturers that had been heavily exposed to the measures. However, share-price recoveries for some of the hardest-hit companies remain modest relative to the substantial losses incurred on Liberation Day, limiting the net positive impact.
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