Furniture stocks can't escape global declines
Source:Furniture Today
The furniture industry is not escaping the global stock turmoil that has caused widespread declines following Great Britain’s decision to withdraw from the European Union.
The furniture industry is not escaping the global stock turmoil that has caused widespread declines following Great Britain’s decision to withdraw from the European Union.
Following a referendum in which 52% of the British electorate voted to withdraw from the EU global stock markets have seen widespread declines. The Dow Jones industrial average had dropped more than 500 points and lost nearly 3% of its value through midday, and the U.S. S&P 500 was off more than 2.5% lower midday trading.
Among the furniture retailers impacted by the broad-based declines Conn’s was down 3.97%, Haverty’s 3.98%, Pier 1 off 2.57% and Restoration Hardware was off 2.36% as of 12:30 this afternoon. On the manufacturing side, Bassett was down 2.97%, Culp off 3.235%, Flexsteel down 3.332%, Legget & Platt was off 3.72%, and Hooker furniture was off 2.2%.
These are just a sampling of the furniture companies impacted by what is turning into a tumultuous day for the global stock markets.
(Source: Furniture Today Author: Bill McLoughlin)
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