Michael Kors proprietor Capri Holdings minimize its income forecast for 2026 on Wednesday signalling that tariff-related uncertainty was weighing on an already fragile demand for its leather-based purses and equipment in North America and Asia.
The corporate now expects complete annual income within the vary of $3.3 billion to $3.4 billion, in contrast with its February forecast of about $4.1 billion. Analysts anticipated gross sales to fall 7.3 p.c to $4.07 billion, in response to information compiled by LSEG.
By Savyata Mishra; Editor: Anil D’Silva
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