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A customer looking at Nike shoes inside Nikeâ€⠢s store in Hong Kong on Sunday, April 6, 2025. Photo .Nike, one of the worldâ€⠢s biggest sportswear brands, is facing fresh challenges as the U.S. government announces steep new tariffs on imports from Vietnam”up to 49% on some goods. Nearly 50% of its footwear and 28% of its clothing are made in Vietnam..While Vietnamâ€⠢s government has offered to negotiate with the U.S., even proposing to drop tariffs on American goods, Nike has giving no public response. The situation raises big questions about rising costs, possible delays, and how brands will handle supply chain risks going forward. Hong Kong China - ZUMAj323 20250406_zip_j323_031

A customer looking at Nike shoes inside Nikeâ€⠢s store in Hong Kong on Sunday, April 6, 2025. Photo .Nike, one of the worldâ€⠢s biggest sportswear brands, is facing fresh challenges as the U.S. government announces steep new tariffs on imports from Vietnam”up to 49% on some goods. Nearly 50% of its footwear and 28% of its clothing are made in Vietnam..While Vietnamâ€⠢s government has offered to negotiate with the U.S., even proposing to drop tariffs on American goods, Nike has giving no public response. The situation raises big questions about rising costs, possible delays, and how brands will handle supply chain risks going forward. Hong Kong China - ZUMAj323 20250406_zip_j323_031

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April 6, 2025, Hong Kong, China: A customer looking at Nike shoes inside Nikeâ€⠢s store in Hong Kong on Sunday, April 6, 2025. Photo .Nike, one of the worldâ€⠢s biggest sportswear brands, is facing fresh challenges as the U.S. government announces steep new tariffs on imports from Vietnam”up to 49% on some goods. Nearly 50% of its footwear and 28% of its clothing are made in Vietnam..While Vietnamâ€⠢s government has offered to negotiate with the U.S., even proposing to drop tariffs on American goods, Nike has giving no public response. The situation raises big questions about rising costs, possible delays, and how brands will handle supply chain risks going forward. Hong Kong China - ZUMAj323 20250406_zip_j323_031

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