About 40 Companies, Including Airlines, Withdraw Earnings Guidance Amid Trump Tariffs and Slowing Domestic Demand

A growing number of companies are withdrawing or lowering their forward earnings guidance amid uncertainty caused by tariffs imposed under the Trump administration. Approximately 40 companies worldwide have pulled or reduced their forecasts in the first two weeks of the first-quarter earnings season. Business leaders, including airline CEOs, have cited economic uncertainty and the impact of Trump-era tariffs as factors contributing to slowing domestic demand. This trend reflects broader concerns about the effects of ongoing trade tensions on corporate profitability and market outlooks.