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For organizations operating across multiple geographies, geopolitical instability can lead to shifts that materially impact things like product cost, sourcing decisions, and profitability. In these instances, it's imperative for the finance function to play an active role in guiding decisions in an increasingly complex global environment.

That can look like incorporating trade and tariff variability directly into cost models - modeling cost differences by region, simulating alternative sourcing and design decisions, and evaluating the impact of trade changes on profitability.

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CFOs express growing alarm over geopolitical instability Finance chiefs are prioritizing liquidity buffers and market diversification to mitigate risks amid geopolitical turbulence.

This article highlights and emphasizes the need and urgency for data analysis that supports making real-time decisions - whether it's in response tariffs, margin pressures, or uncertain macroeconomic environments.

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Tariffs become a ‘permanent planning assumption’ for US execs Despite a major legal setback from the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year, tariffs are still a big consideration in executives’ scenario planning, according to a recent PwC survey.