Thursday , 3 October 2024
Home Forex What today’s corporate earnings reports say about consumers
Forex

What today’s corporate earnings reports say about consumers

The S&P 500 is down 0.2% shortly after the open, paring some of the early loses.

Here are some indications from corporates on the broader macro-economy:

  • McDonald’s global comp sales +1.9% vs +2.35% expected
  • Coca-Cola revenues 11.3B vs 11.01B expected
  • KO said: Unit case volume grew 1%. Developed markets were flat, while developing
    and emerging markets grew low single digits, driven by growth in Brazil,
    the Philippines and Nigeria. Asia-Pacific volumes -2%
  • Restaurant Brands comp sales +4.6% vs +3.4% expected
  • Restaurant Brands Canada comp sales +7.5%
  • Molson Coors net sales grew 10.1% on a constant currency basis
  • Pay Pal total payment volume increased 14%

Overall, there isn’t any sign of real weakness here but I’ll look for more comments in conference calls.

This article was written by Adam Button at www.forexlive.com.

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Articles

Federal Reserve rate cuts under threat from US port strike

S&P Global Market Intelligence comments were reported in the Wall Street Journal...

RBNZ preview – most likely cut the cash rate by 50bps next week, and again in November

Analysts at KiwiBank title their note:The RBNZ will most likely cut 50bps...

Australian (final) services PMI for September 50.5 (prior 52.5)

The preliminary readings for September are here:Australia preliminary Sept PMI: Manufacturing 46.7...

EUR/USD extends declines in wide-market Greenback rebound

EUR/USD trimmed further into the bearish side on Wednesday, dragging Fiber bids...