View the companies that get the headlines in the afternoon trade: shares that go on rates – US shares are of their low point after the US and Mexico said that the rates against the last country would be delayed for a month. Initially, shares on rates that were announced this weekend against important trading partners, with a tax of 25% on goods from Canada and Mexico, and a tax of 10% on imports from China. The most affected companies are car manufacturers and suppliers, makers of consumer goods, clothing companies, steel makers, railways, transport providers, nuclear shares on exposure to the Canadian uranium, restaurant chains on higher food costs, home builders and solar shares. General Motors —2.8% Ford —1.8% Tesla -6% APTIV -4% Cummins —1.9% Constellation brands —2.8% Diageo —1.9% NIKE – -1 , 9% Lululemon Athletica – -1.2% Steel Dynamics – -1% Apple -4% Canadian Pacific Kansas City -5.9% FedEx -5.7% GE NIVEROVA -3.2% TOLL BROTHERS – -3% Tyson Foods -The Poultry and Beef Giant won 1.8% after the tax first -district results exceeded expectations. Tyson booked a profit of $ 1.14 per share, more than the 90 cents per share estimated by analysts who were interviewed by FactSet. Sales increased by around 2.3%year after year, led by growth in the beef category. Triumph – shares rose 34% on the news that the supplier of the space services would be taken over by affiliated companies of Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners. Triumph shareholders receive $ 26 per share in cash, which means that the deal is worth around $ 3 billion in total. Idexx Laboratories shares increased by 11% after the veterinary business care company booked the turnover of the fourth quarter of $ 954.3 million, which brought the factset estimate of $ 935.1 million to the top. PVH – shares fell by 6.6%. Wells Fargo has lowered PVH to the same weight of overweight, and said that the clothing company behind Calvin Klein and Tommy Bahama feels like a value drop as a result of increasing problems around stock risks and pressure in foreign currency. TEMPUR SEALY – shares dived 5.4% after a court victory that it could acquire a mattress company. A judge denied the attempt by the federal trade committee to block the deal. Owens & Minor -The shares decreased 28% after Owens & Minor reported provisional every three -month results, as well as a non -cash goodwill redundancy of approximately $ 310 million. The turnover of the fourth quarter from $ 2.67 billion to $ 2.70 billion does not shoot at the factset consensus estimate of $ 2.73 billion. ISHARES MSCI MEXICO ETF (EWW) – The Index Fund that followed Mexican shares jumped 2.2%, which reversed earlier losses after Trump announced that rates for the southern neighbor of the US would be postponed by a month. ISHARES MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) – The Index Fund following Canadian shares fell 1.6% when investors weighed the potential effect of the announced rates during the weekend. The fund fell on Monday morning at the low point of approximately 3.4%. Prologis – Shares fell by 1.7% after Raymond James had reduced the real estate investment strust to the market from Outperform, referring to the recent outperformance of the company after strong three -month results and mixed guidelines for 2025. The expectations of investors can be too high reset, “said the company in a Monday note. – CNBC's Michelle Fox, Lisa Han, Yun Li, Jesse Pound and Pia Singh have contributed reporting.
