Ralph Lauren expects growth in the second half of his financial year, which indicates that even the businesses whose sales had strong momentum await a negative impact due to customs duties. The fashion company suggests that turnover increases by less than 5%, without calculating the impact of exchange rate changes, during the financial year expected to end in March 2026. The average expectations of analysts were likely to rise by 4%. The shares of the company rose by about 3% in the opening of the trade on Thursday, while the 19% profit was recorded from the beginning of the year Wednesday, compared to the stability of the S&B 500 index without a significant change. This expectation shows that “Ralph Lauren” is careful about the way of the economy, despite its superiority to many other brands in recent seasons. The company expects 7% and 10% in the current quarter.
Ralph Lauren Fashion expects sales growth due to customs duties
