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Kay Jewelers Owner Sees Sales Rebounding, Sparking Shares

Kay Jewelers and Zales aren’t as exposed as US competitor retailers to higher tariffs as less than 10 percent of the merchandise they import comes from China.
Kay Jewelers storefront inside a mall
Signet Jewelers plans to meet its goals by expanding the company’s dominant share of bridal jewelry sales in the US, while seeking faster growth in fashion jewelry, where it has lagged behind. (Shutterstock)

Signet Jewelers Ltd. shares jumped after the Kay Jewelers owner said sales are recovering from a disappointing holiday season that led Wall Street to slash expectations for the retailer.

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