3 Stocks Beating the Tariff Selloff With Strong Domestic Supply Chains

Published 04/07/2025, 11:09 PM
Updated 04/07/2025, 11:16 PM

Amid the challenges posed by recent tariffs, major grocery retailers are demonstrating strong performance, outshining broader market trends. Companies like Walmart (NYSE:WMT) and Costco (NASDAQ:COST) are navigating the economic landscape effectively, while Dollar General Corporation (NYSE:DG) strategic positioning is drawing positive attention from analysts.

Focus on Domestic Sourcing Saves Retail Giants from Tariff Selloff

In light of the tariff impositions by the Trump administration, the market has experienced notable volatility, with the S&P 500 (SPX) facing significant downturns. However, grocery retailers such as Walmart and Costco have managed to maintain a strong market presence.

This success is largely due to their focus on domestically sourced consumables, which shields them from the brunt of international tariff impacts. Analysts emphasize that their scale enables effective negotiations with suppliers, further cushioning them against potential cost increases.

Dollar General Gets an Upgrade from Citi

Citi’s recent upgrade of Dollar General from Sell to Neutral highlights the company’s robust positioning amidst the tariff environment. With only a small fraction of its sales affected by tariffs, Dollar General remains well-positioned, particularly in the consumables market.

The retailer’s emphasis on affordability allows it to attract cost-conscious consumers, even as it faces competition from larger players like Walmart. This strategic focus is expected to sustain Dollar General’s market position, making it a valuable player in the retail sector.

DG Stock Brief

Dollar General’s stock has shown varied movements recently, with a previous close at $92.62 and a current price of $92.00 as of April 7, 2025. The stock experienced a day low of $91.5227 and a high of $94.6499.

Over the past week, notable price points included a high of $94.41 on April 3. Key financial metrics reveal a stable outlook, with a dividend yield of 2.55% and a market cap exceeding $20 billion. Analysts maintain a ‘Buy’ recommendation, with target prices ranging from $69.00 to $115.00, reflecting confidence in the company’s strategic direction.

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