When Walmart (WMT) posts quarterly results on Thursday, investors will keep a close eye on the big-box retailerâs guidance amid an uncertain macro environment.
Wall Street expects the retail giant to post EPS of $0.66, implying a rise of 8.2%, while revenue is Newsletters for Every Investor Get daily, sector-specific newsletters packed with expert insights, fresh ideas, and new opportunities
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Entering text into the input field will update the search result below Entering text into the input field will update the search result below Quick Insights Walmartâs results are viewed as indicative of US consumer health since they reflect consumer spending trends amid weak retail conditions. Rising fuel costs may create some margin pressure, but analysts expect the impact to be manageable and offset by growth in high-margin business segments. Seeking Alpha analysts rate Walmart as Hold, while Wall Street analysts rate it a Strong Buy, citing its solid market position and growth momentum