Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing, is sticking to its annual profit forecast despite global economic uncertainties. While tariffs (especially U.S.-China trade tensions) could pose some challenges, the company isn’t sweating it too much—they’re confident their supply chain and pricing strategies can handle the pressure.

Editor’s Note: Fast Retailing’s steady outlook is a sign that some big global brands are weathering trade storms better than expected. For shoppers, this likely means no sudden price hikes or stock shortages at Uniqlo—at least for now. It’s also a peek into how nimble retailers are adapting to messy geopolitical stuff without panicking.