Main eyewear stocks down 7% and supply chains in doubt on US tariffs shock

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So-called “reciprocal tariffs” announced by US President Donald Trump have sent global eyewear stocks down. The particularly high rates slapped on China and Southeast Asian countries challenge supply chain adjusments made in the last 2 years. Questions on how US consumers will respond to higher eyewear prices abound.

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