Jeannette Neumann

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Jeannette Neumann

Bloomberg — Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL) prevé que el fuerte crecimiento de sus ingresos se moderará en los últimos meses del año, en un contexto de cautela sobre el gasto de los consumidores en EE.UU. La empresa de ropa y artículos de cuero espera que sus ingresos, sin incluir las variaciones de los tipos de cambio de moneda, se incrementen en un porcentaje de un solo dígito en el año fiscal que se calcula terminará en marzo de 2026. La media de los analistas preveía un aumento del 4%.

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Jeannette Neumann

Ralph Lauren Corp. expects its strong revenue growth to ease in the latter part of the year, striking a cautious note on US consumer spending. The apparel company forecast revenue, excluding currency changes, to increase at a low-single-digit percentage in the fiscal year that’s expected to end in March 2026. Analysts on average projected about a 4% gain. The company pointed to weakening consumer spending in the US as a headwind, and said growth will be heavily weighted to the first two quarters.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Jeannette Neumann

Bloomberg — A Ralph Lauren espera que o forte crescimento de sua receita diminua na última parte do ano, com uma nota cautelosa sobre os gastos dos consumidores norte-americanos. A empresa de roupas previu que a receita, excluindo as mudanças cambiais, aumentaria em uma porcentagem baixa de um dígito no ano fiscal que deve terminar em março de 2026. Em média, os analistas projetaram um ganho de cerca de 4%.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Jeannette Neumann

The Ralph Lauren store in New York. (Bloomberg) -- Ralph Lauren Corp. expects its strong revenue growth to ease in the latter part of the year, striking a cautious note on US consumer spending. The apparel company forecast revenue, excluding currency changes, to increase at a low-single-digit percentage in the fiscal year that’s expected to end in March 2026. Analysts on average projected about a 4% gain.

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Jeannette Neumann

Ralph Lauren Corp. expects sales growth to slow down in the latter part of its fiscal year, a sign that even companies that have reported robust sales momentum are forecasting a hit from tariffs. The apparel company expects revenue to increase at a low-single-digit percentage, excluding the impact of currency changes, in the fiscal year that’s expected to end in March 2026. Analysts on average projected about a 4% gain. The company’s shares rose about 3% in premarket trading on Thursday.