Pinterest's finance chief Julia Brau Donnelly told analysts during an earnings call that while the company is "not immune to the macro environment," executives are optimistic about its advertising products and that its overall business is healthy.
Still, Donnelly said "there have been small pockets of spend that have been impacted by tariffs in recent weeks," pointing to unspecified Asia-based e-commerce retailers curbing their digital advertising spend in light of the recent ending of the de minimis trade loophole.
Bill Ready, Pinterest's CEO, told analysts that executives have focused on morphing the company "from a platform with declining users and modest revenue growth a few years ago into a secular share taker with a more resilient business than ever before."