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Well-known US companies warn the best managers, tariff companies and a wider economy.
Technology giant Intel, shoe manufacturer Skechers and consumer goods, and they reduced their earning forecasts, or retrieved their economic uncertainty.
US President Donald Trump is trying to restore ties with basic trading partners using steep tariffs to bring it to the negotiation table.
New trade agreements between the United States and other countries have not yet been announced, but there have been signs of progress in negotiations with South Korea.
“The United States and many liquid trade policies, as well as regulatory risks, the possibility of economic decline,” said Investin Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner, David Zinsner, David Zinzner, David Zinzner, David Zinzner, David Zinzner, David Zinzner, David Zinsner, Investors.
“Of course, we will see the costs increase,” he said, the company based in California, declared matte profit and income forecasts.
Intel’s shares decreased by more than 5% in the extended trade after these recordings.
Outside the technology industry, the shoe manufacturer skechers also disappointed investors. The company saw shares fall after the annual results were predicted.
“The current environment is simply very dynamic to conse a successful guarantee of the result, SKechers Chief Operating Director David Weinberg, told investors in post-income challenges.
Skechers – like competitors, like Nike, Adidas and Puma – especially using factories in China, prepare their products.
Comments by Procter & Gamble (P & G) heads also pointed out what the higher prices of tariffs can mean higher prices.
Ariel, the head and shoulders and Gillette manufacturer, said that the materials caused by Chinese and other places are considering to make changes to the costs for the value added. It was expected that sales were expected to grow compared to the forecast earlier this year.
“We will look for every opportunity to reduce the effect,” said Andre Schulten, the Finance Chief of P & G added that there will be amendments to the “level of consumer price.”
7-Eleven Bakience stores are the owner of the Japanese owner, seven and I said it felt the effect of trade tension.
It is more than 70% of North American sales.
The incoming CEO Stephen Dacus said the bbC was uncertainty about the work.
“We do not know what these tariffs will be. We have recently seen where they change a little,” he said.
“Prices usually don’t work down and lower the quality … What you need to do … Find ways to protect the quality when bringing the value.”
Aware of the influence of Trump’s trade policy, the growing sample of companies in the world.
The Giant Hyundai of the South Korean car has announced a task group to find ways to combat tariffs on Friday.
“We expect a difficult business picture due to the strengthening of trade conflicts and other unexpected macroeconomic factors,” he said.
He added that South Korea thinks of some production.
The company has already transferred some production from Mexico to the United States to the United States, which is one third of its third sale.
Meanwhile, there was a talks between the United States and South Korea trade officials in Washington, aiming to eliminate tariffs on Thursday.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the two sides are a “very successful” meeting.
“We can move faster than I thought, and we will talk about technical terms at the beginning of the next week,” he said.
South Korean Industry Minister Ahn Duk-GEun added that Duk-Ge Geun, Bessent’s optimism, participating in the negotiations and added to the July Package.
The 90-day break on higher tariffs affecting dozens of countries will end on July 8.
Trump said that more than 70 countries have begun to start negotiations because the tariffs are announced.
