Netflix executives expressed strong confidence in the company’s growth prospects on Thursday, signaling that the streaming giant is well-positioned to navigate economic uncertainties, including potential disruptions from President Donald Trump’s evolving tariff policies.

Speaking after Netflix’s latest earnings report, which exceeded Wall Street expectations, co-CEO Greg Peters said the company had not observed any notable changes in consumer behavior. His comments aimed to reassure investors concerned that economic turbulence might push consumers to tighten their entertainment budgets.

“We continue to see resilience in our subscriber base and steady engagement across global markets,” Peters noted during a post-earnings call. “Our outlook for 2025 remains robust, and we are confident in our ability to deliver steady revenue growth throughout the year.”

Netflix’s quarterly results showed both subscriber gains and higher-than-anticipated revenue, reflecting strong performance across both new and established markets. Analysts had worried that the broader economic uncertainty, including possible tariffs and inflation pressures, could weigh on discretionary spending. However, Netflix’s results suggest that streaming remains a high priority for consumers.

Executives also emphasized Netflix’s diversified global footprint, noting that growth is not overly reliant on any single market. The platform’s varied content offering, including international hits, live events, and gaming expansions, has helped the company build a more resilient and expansive customer base.

“We have the flexibility to adapt to market conditions,” Peters said, highlighting Netflix’s pricing power, product innovation, and expanding ad-supported tier as key levers for future growth.

Wall Street analysts were quick to respond positively to the company’s upbeat tone. Several firms raised their price targets for Netflix stock, citing confidence in its ability to withstand macroeconomic headwinds.

Despite the external uncertainties, Netflix executives said they remain committed to disciplined spending, particularly when it comes to content investments. Peters underscored that Netflix’s operating margins were improving and that the company was on track to hit its financial targets for the year.

In the short term, Netflix plans to ramp up content releases, including new seasons of blockbuster shows and several major film debuts aimed at keeping subscriber engagement high. The company also hinted at further international expansion efforts, particularly in Asia and Latin America, where streaming adoption continues to grow rapidly.

As Trump’s economic policies continue to evolve, Netflix appears confident that its combination of global scale, innovative content strategy, and operational discipline will keep it on track for another strong year.

Netflix shares rose in after-hours trading following the earnings announcement, reflecting the market’s positive reaction to the company’s solid performance and optimistic outlook.