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HP Stock Plummets 15% After Earnings Miss Due to Tariffs
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HP's stock took a significant hit, plummeting by 15% after the company reported earnings that fell short of expectations. While the tech giant managed to beat revenue estimates, it was the unexpected 'added costs' from tariffs that weighed heavily on its performance. This downturn highlights the ongoing challenges posed by trade policies, particularly those enacted during the previous administration, and raises questions about the future stability of the company and the broader tech sector. Investors are left to ponder the implications of these trade dynamics on HP's growth trajectory moving forward.
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HP's stock took a significant hit, plummeting by 15% after the company reported earnings that fell short of expectations. While the tech giant managed to beat revenue estimates, it was the unexpected 'added costs' from tariffs that weighed heavily on its performance. This downturn highlights the ongoing challenges posed by trade policies, particularly those enacted during the previous administration, and raises questions about the future stability of the company and the broader tech sector. Investors are left to ponder the implications of these trade dynamics on HP's growth trajectory moving forward.
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