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Adidas warns of tariff uncertainty despite record Q1 2025 growth

Adidas is expecting its 2025 operating profit to reach €1.7–1.8 billion (~$1.82–1.93 billion), driven by strong brand momentum, localised strategies, and improved efficiencies.
In Q1 2025, revenue rose 13 per cent YoY to €6.15 billion (~$6.58 billion), led by robust growth across regions, product categories, and channels.
Operating profit surged 82 per cent to €610 million (~$652.7 million).

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US tariffs to erode Indian diamond export revenues, warns Crisil

Indian diamantaires face challenges as a 10% US tariff on natural diamond imports threatens export revenues, potentially declining by 8-10% in fiscal 2026. Crisil Ratings anticipates subdued demand and competition from lab-grown diamonds will exacerbate the impact. While calibrated inventory management may support realisations, polishers’ operating margins could dip slightly.

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Adidas warns of higher costs from US tariffs, confirms outlook

Adidas maintains its financial outlook for 2025. However, the sportswear giant expects rising import tariffs in the United States to increase product costs. CEO Bjorn Gulden highlights the potential impact despite minimizing exports from China. Unexpectedly high levies on Southeast Asian countries add to the uncertainty. Cost increases may eventually lead to price hikes.

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Slump in Industrial production in Bangladesh amid growing gas crisis

As more gas is being diverted to generate power during summer, gas pressure has plunged in Bangladesh’s industrial zones—at times to zero—crippling production.
Despite two steep price hikes in the last two years, factory owners say availability has only worsened, with no signs of improvement.
A few hundred textile factories reliant on gas are now operating at a fraction of their capacity.

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Gold declines as trade war concerns ease, US data in focus

Gold prices declined as easing trade tensions between the U.S. and its partners diminished its safe-haven appeal. Investors are closely watching upcoming U.S. economic data releases to gauge the Federal Reserve’s future policy decisions. Despite short-term fluctuations, long-term factors like central bank diversification may support gold’s upward trend.

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