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E-commerce software vendors most exposed, says BofA as Trump’s tariffs dawn

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Apr. 03, 2025 7:25 AM ETAdobe Inc. (ADBE) Stock, CRM Stock, ORCL Stock, MSFT Stock, NOW Stock, HUBS Stock, INTU Stock, ZETA Stock, ADSK Stock, WDAY Stock, SHOP Stock, GLBE Stock, LSPD Stock, BIGC StockBy: Ravikash Bakolia, SA News Editor
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BofA Securities said e-commerce software vendors are most exposed after President Donald Trump announced tariffs on trading partners, including China and Taiwan.

Analysts led by Brad Sills said the U.S. administration announced a minimum 10% tariff will be imposed on all countries

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