Alphabet reported better-than-expected revenue growth for Q1, achieving $90.2 billion against a prediction of $89.1 billion, prompting a rise in its stock price. While tariffs have been a concern, Chief Business Officer Philipp Schindler downplayed their potential impact on Alphabet's advertising business, stating it would only present a slight headwind by 2025. This outlook, along with strong revenue results, has instilled a sustained bullish sentiment among investors, despite prior uncertainties due to trade policies.
While the closure of the exemption might create concerns for U.S. businesses, Schindler emphasized that the tariffs will exert only a slight headwind on Alphabet's ad revenue, especially in 2025.
Despite worries around tariffs bringing Alphabet's stock down initially, Schindler's reassurances during the Q1 earnings call reflected a stable outlook for the companyâs advertising segment.
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