Canada Goose Thrives Despite Tariff Fears, Shares Climb Higher
Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 12:21 pm
Canada Goose reports that U.S. tariffs have barely ruffled its feathers, as its signature down coats remain unaffected. With share values soaring, investors find a frosty twist of irony in a market where tariff concerns fail to warm up to a crisis.
'Our made-in-Canada products are not currently impacted by the tariffs on imports into the U.S.,' says CEO Dani Reiss
What appears to be working for Canada Goose is its mainstay down-filled winter coats the business built its name on
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