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Torrid Tuesday Earnings Summary: Here Are The Top Quarterly Report Highlights

by Tyler Durden Tuesday, Apr 27, 2021 - 08:31 AM While we wait for the day s main earning highlight, Q1 reports from Microsoft and Google both due after the close, it s been a busy morning with some of the most prominent companies reporting earnings in the premarket. Below we summarize some of the biggest market movers: United Parcel Service (UPS): Adj. EPS 2.77 (exp. 1.72), Revenue 22.9bn (exp. 20.49bln). UPS soared 8.1% in premarket trading after reporting stellar results including adjusted earnings per share for the first quarter that beat the average analyst estimate. Details: Revenue $22.91 billion, +27% y/y, estimate $20.60 billion U.S. package revenue $14.01 billion, +22% y/y, estimate $12.86 billion

This is why you should book profit in JSW Steel stock - The Hindu BusinessLine

This is why you should book profit in JSW Steel stock Valuation takes sheen off the stock, even as the outlook remains strong for steel players The stock of JSW Steel has more than quadrupled since its lows in April 2020. The buoyancy in the stock performance is on account of favourable global conditions resulting from capacity cut by Chinese steel plants, increasing demand for the metal globally and domestically, and loose monetary policy measures across the globe that are expected to increase the infrastructure spending. JSW Steel’s consolidated operating profit in the third quarter of FY21 was about ₹5,946 crore, the highest-ever for the company. This was a sharp turnaround from the performance in Q2 FY20 which saw the EBITDA at just ₹2,451 crore. The net profit for the period went up by a whopping 67 per cent y-o-y to ₹2,669 crore.

Analysts Significantly Bump Oil Price Forecast

Exxon defends dividend after posting first annual loss in decades

Exxon Mobil Corp. pledged to safeguard its mammoth dividend after posting its first annual loss in at least 40 years, a show of defiance by an oil driller besieged by activist investors, lawmakers and climate-change campaigners. Exxon assured investors of its financial health in a world of $50-a-barrel oil and promised that if crude were to dip to $45 it would sacrifice spending in the name of dividends. The Western world’s largest oil explorer has so far avoided the sort of payout cuts adopted by rivals Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc. The dividend pledge comes on the heels of a $19.3-billion writedown of U.S. natural gas and other assets, and the lowest production since the 1999 Mobil Corp. merger. Cash flow from operations – a key gauge of corporate strength – shrank by almost 9% during the final three months of 2020 to $4 billion. Investors looked past all that and boosted the stock by 1.5% to $45.60 at 8:26 a.m. in New York.

Exxon posts first annual loss in 40 years on huge writedown

Exxon posts first annual loss in 40 years on huge writedown
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