Why Goodyear stock soared while the rest of Wall Street crashed
Briefly

U.S. stock markets, alongside global markets, experienced a sharp decline following President Trump's tariff announcements. While the S&P 500 fell 4.8%, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company stood out, with its shares increasing by 11.73%. Different from most firms, Goodyear's robust U.S. manufacturing presence and business model focused on replacement tires rather than new car production positioned it favorably. This surge suggests that financial stress on consumers from increased vehicle prices may result in more spending on tire replacements, potentially benefiting Goodyear further.
"The biggest winner yesterday in the aftermath of Trump's tariff announcements was The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, which saw its shares spike by 11.73%."},{
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