Consumer stocks continued last week's slide to start the week, with declines hitting both staples and discretionary stocks.
Shares of Brown-Forman, an owner of alcoholic-drink brands, climbed on hopes that some American liquor could be spared from European tariffs.
Shares of Apple Hospitality, a real-estate investment trust, fell after the company warned investors that macroeconomic uncertainty is hurting travel demand.
MasterCraft Boat Holdings CFO Tim Oxley said he will retire. The stock fell.
Write to Matt Grossman at matt.grossman@wsj.com
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April 07, 2025 17:01 ET (21:01 GMT)
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