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The President Donald Trump is on-again, out – again, the tariffs failed the economy in uncertainty.

Therefore, some companies simply resisted throwing a routing on earnings and raising prices to absorb everything that comes to the market.

“When one tariff announcement can delete a trillion in market value overnight, who can blame the leaders of finance to eject your annual forecasts out of the window?” Sunil Rajasekar, General Manager of Fintech Platform Billrust, says Quartz.

Rajaser says that companies that are successful survivors of those who adapt. “The winners in this environment do not agree alone. They build resistance while they still invest strategically,” he says. “They remain enough snacks to turn when the next political tweet sends markets in the tail.”

Here are some companies that raise prices to stay in front of the tariff.

Nikon

Nikon now announced on Tuesday that the price increases come to some of his camera models beginning 23. June, he thought he did not say that. The company indicated tariffs directly in the public statement announcing changes in prices last week. “We will carefully monitor any tariff development and can adapt prices as needed to reflect the evolving market conditions,” Nikon said.

Walmart

Walmart (Wmt+ 0.77%) Announced 15. April would increase prices because the Trump Tariffs were “too high”, especially when the products produced in China has occurred.

“We will try our best to keep our prices as low as possible. But due to the size of the tariff, even at the published level, we cannot absorb the reality in the narrow retailers,” said Genar Walmart Douglas McMillon.

Mattel

The toy manufacturer announced 6. Maya that will start prices for toys sold in the USA to compensate for higher costs relating to Trump Tariffs.

Mattel (Matte+ 0.16%) He told the associated press earlier this month that even with increasing prices expects 40% to 50% of his toys to cost 20 or fewer dollars.

Meanwhile, Trump He warned that the children would see the lessers of the doll this year.

Stanley Black & Decker

The company announced 30. April that they were hiking prices due to the tariff.

“In the light of the current environment, we accelerate adjustments in our supply chain and we strive to minimize the impact of tariffs in end users, while the need for our business and our ability to innovate for years,” said in a statement. “With that in mind, we implemented the initial price growth in April and informed our customers that additional price is needed.”

Ford

Ford’s (F-2.22%) CFO SHERRY HOUSE said he expected to encourage our US cars for as much as 1.5% in the second half of 2025. Due to tariffs.

Carmaker extended the offer “employed prices” by July, because consumers won to buy cars in front of Trump Tariffs.

Proctor & Gamble

The consumer package for teeth behind the reefs for teeth, blank detergents and other households, said to be forced to set prices, despite trying to avoid tariff effects.

Said P & G CFO Andre Schulten April call for earnings That customers likely to see increased prices by July.

“And then as we look at this year as a base, so fiscal 2025 as a base, how much more gradual, how much more incremental levers are to withdraw, to make it possible in the next year or, you know, the demand begins.”