Deckers Stock Sinks As Tariffs Hurt Guidance, Adding To Industry's Woes

Group 1 - Deckers Outdoors, the parent company of brands like Hoka, Teva, and UGG, experienced a significant stock decline of 12% to a two-year low following the release of weak quarterly earnings and guidance [1] - Investors are concerned that economic slowdowns due to tariffs and declining consumer confidence may negatively impact Deckers' performance [1] - The overall stock market, particularly the Dow Jones index, rallied on positive CPI inflation data, contrasting with Deckers' poor performance [1][2] Group 2 - The stock market is showing resilience, with small caps surging after the inflation data release, indicating a broader market reaction despite individual company struggles [2] - Other companies, such as Nike, are also facing challenges with stock performance amid earnings reports and restructuring concerns, highlighting a mixed sentiment in the retail sector [4]