Furniture tariffs are set to take effect in a few weeks, but they're already impacting stocks in the industry. Read on to see which companies are most affected.
RH (NYSE: RH), the luxury home furnishings retailer, has experienced a significant downturn in its stock performance, largely attributable to renewed threats of furniture tariffs from former President Donald Trump. This decline, most notably a 7% plummet in after-hours trading on September 11, 2025, followed the company's weak second-quarter earnings
The global economic landscape is bracing for significant turbulence as the United States implements a fresh wave of tariffs, targeting Indian products and initiating a major investigation into furniture imports. These aggressive protectionist measures, enacted by the U.S. administration in 2025, are sending shockwaves through international trade, exacerbating inflationary
Wayfair (NYSE: W) experienced a significant surge in its stock price following the announcement of a surprise profit and stronger-than-expected sales in its latest earnings report. This unexpected positive performance has sent ripples through the market, suggesting a potential rebound for the online home furnishing giant and offering a glimmer
The Lovesac Company is on track to stage a significant stock price rebound, despite the risks remaining. A threat of dilution and high short interest cap gains.
Ethan Allen Interiors reported 2.5% sales decline due to lower order intake. Analyst maintains Market Perform rating with reduced price target and lowered earnings estimates for fiscal 2025 and 2026.
