President Donald Trump’s new 10% universal tariff is sending fresh shockwaves through global markets, threatening to squeeze margins for companies dependent on overseas manufacturing.
But while many multinational giants face rising uncertainty, a small group of companies may be uniquely insulated — and investors are starting to notice.
The key differentiator is simple: domestic supply chains.
Companies that manufacture and source heavily within the United States face significantly less exposure to import tariffs, giving them a structural advantage as global trade costs rise.
Tesla’s U.S. Manufacturing Footprint Stands Out
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) may be one of the clearest examples. Unlike many automakers that rely heavily on imported components and overseas production, Tesla has …Full story available on Benzinga.com
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