Zara Owner Inditex 'Optimistic' About U.S. Despite Tariffs
ARTEIXO, Spain (Reuters) - The world's largest listed fashion retailer Inditex is well positioned to face the uncertainty about tariffs around the world as it sources its products in a wide range of different countries, Chief Executive Oscar Garcia Maceiras said on Wednesday.
Inditex, the owner of Zara, reported a 10% jump in transport emissions in 2024 due to a spike in air freight use, driven by ...
Morningstar equity analyst Jelena Sokolova said it was “too early to extrapolate the slowdown into the future,” given Inditex ...
Sales at constant exchange rose 10.5 percent in 2024, beating analysts' expectations, while profits hit historic highs at the ...
Inditex's transport emissions increased by 10% due to a rise in air freight from Asia to Spain, as container route changes ...
Shares in Zara owner Inditex fell 7 per cent on Wednesday after the world’s biggest fashion retailer said sales growth had ...
Citi analyst Monique Pollard lowered the firm’s price target on Inditex (IDEXY) to EUR 53 from EUR 56 and keeps a Buy rating on the ...
The owner of fashion brand Zara said store and online sales rose 4% at constant currency compared with the prior-year period.
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