Mattel Inc. and Ford have suspended their financial forecasts amid uncertainty from President Trump's tariffs, which have made it difficult to predict consumer spending and impacted pricing strategies. Mattel plans to increase U.S. toy prices in response to estimated tariff costs of $270 million, while Ford warned of significant financial impacts from tariffs on imports, particularly vehicles manufactured in Mexico. Both companies are navigating an unpredictable macroeconomic environment and addressing the impact on consumer demand. Their stock performances have also reflected the ongoing volatility, with Mattel shares down approximately 25% since February.