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The level of tariff currently varies across our product categories.
we continue to monitor the developments surrounding trade policy and other macroeconomic changes while prioritizing our efforts to assist clients in navigating through the ongoing headwinds.
Changes to long-standing U.S. and international trade policies have resulted in a volatile and uncertain operating environment given the potential for structural disruptions to global supply chains and capital flows.
We expect this favorability to flip around in Q2...we began to aggressively go after margin and expense savings opportunities across the P&L in anticipation of the margin pressure that we are likely to feel from tariffs later in the year.
Although our business has not been materially impacted by the tariff landscape to date, based on what we know today, we have assumed a range of $0.01 to $0.02 of tariff impact in the back half of the year in our outlook.
I saw an article this morning where Mary Barra commented positively on tariffs.
we are seeing both a cumulative impact of the restrictions in China as well as the macro situation inside China
We absorbed some incremental tariff costs.
We expect that any incremental tariff costs we incur will be absorbed in our continuously improving back end life cycle economics.
As a rule of thumb, we feel that the majority of tariffs will be something that our customers will accept.