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Shares of Nike, which gets 95% of its manufactured goods from suppliers in Vietnam, Indonesia and China, fell more than 14% on Thursday after Trump unveiled steep tariffs on all three countries.
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Prices of Nike Jordan and Adidas Samba sneakers are likely to rise in the U.S. after President Donald Trump imposed a raft of new tariffs on Vietnam, China, and Indonesia, key manufacturers of sportsw...
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Nike shares recovered on Friday after President Donald Trump suggested a possible agreement with Vietnam to reduce recently announced tariffs.
Top U.S. brands like Nike have spent years shifting away from Chinese factories, but the new tariffs now threaten Southeast Asian supplies.
Those looking to pick up a pair of the brand’s Air Jordan 1 High sneakers could shell out an extra $18 on top of their current $180 price tag after the new tariff goes into effect April 9, industry sources told The Post. Some of Nike’s other popular sneakers could also spike by between $15 and $35, according to a Footwear News report.
Nike shares fell 6% after President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs of 46% on Vietnam, 32% on Indonesia and 34% on China. Suppliers in Vietnam, Indonesia and China make 95% of the sneaker company’s manufactured goods.
The Southeast Asian country, which serves as a major manufacturing base for many Western companies, had a trade surplus with Washington which exceeded $123 billion last year.
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Nike could soon face another blow in its effort to revive its brand and reverse a long decline in sales: U.S. tariffs on imports from Vietnam.
Shares of apparel and footwear makers were rallying Friday after President Donald Trump said Vietnam wanted to cut tariffs on the U.S., a move investors hope will lead to lower import tariffs for Vietnamese products.