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Well, we monitor all the price mentions of this season of winnings. Let's recapt some of the last last of this week. We obtained Ford, Crocs and Mattel, all to update investors on their advice this week. Let's start with Ford. Ford Motor suspended its annual directives on Monday due to the uncertainty around President Trump's prices. The car manufacturer saying the direct debits would cost the company for about 1.5 billion dollars. Ford CEO, Jim Farley, said on the call that quote, it is still too early to fully understand the responses of our competitors at these prices. It is clear, however, that in this new environment, car manufacturers with the largest American footprint will have a big advantage. By entering fangs, the company withdrawing its annual perspectives with the behavior of consumers remaining uncertain in the midst of pricing policies. The company highlights the supply mixture scheduled for 2025 with Vietnam assume almost half of the charge. Now, for the context, the so-called price of Trump's release day on Vietnam, remember, was 46%. This was later suspended for 90 days to give time for commercial negotiations is at this universal basis of 10%. And taking a look at toys, Mattel on a break in a year entirely in 2025, you guessed it, prices. The CEO of Mattel declared on the call of profits that quotation, given the volatile macroeconomic environment and the evolution of American prices, it is difficult to predict consumption expenditure. So the drum beat continues.
