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Tuesday, May 6
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According to NextEarningsDate.com, the McKesson next earnings date is projected to be 5/8, with earnings estimates of $9.81/share on $94.19 Billion of revenue.
Low-debt stocks always have some advantages. Those are heightened now, when the risks of inflation or recession appear to be elevated. Here are five low-debt stocks to consider.
April’s Consumer Price Index inflation report, scheduled for release on May 13, should deliver another relatively muted inflation reading according to nowcasts.
If you have a large amount of cash to invest, consider dollar-cost averaging as it helps investors stay invested and avoid the traps of market timing.
Asian equities had a good day as fewer tariffs meant markets were up. India had a strong day following yesterday’s market holiday, Vietnam was off, and Thailand remained closed for the Songkran Festival.
Group sales during the 52 weeks to March 29 were £5.6 billion, leading B&M to predict adjusted EBITDA of between £605 million and £625 million.
Asian equities had a good start to the week, except for Taiwan, as Hong Kong outperformed following Friday night’s electronics tariff exemptions, though markets seemed to ignore the fact that the reprieve could be temporary.
Fixed income markets continue to project a handful of interest rate cuts from the Federal Open Market Committee in 2025.
Gold continues to rally hitting another record high on Friday. Demand frenzy means a $3,000 floor will likely be maintained but could the market see $4,000 levels?
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