Donald Trump’s economic delusions are already hurting America - The Economist Mar 6th
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Making sense of the markets this week: October 16
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U.S. earnings remain strong
It looks more and more likely that companies in North America will start to see their profits decline at some point in the next year or so. By and large though, it doesn’t appear we’re at that point just yet. (All values are in U.S. currency unless otherwise stated.)
Pepsi (PEP/NASDAQ) kicked off the earnings season with a substantial earnings beat, cashing in to the tune of $1.97 in earnings per share (versus $1.84 predicted). Revenues were also strong at $21.97 billion (versus $20.84 billion predicted). Shares were up 4% on Wednesday after the earnings report.
Delta’s earnings (DAL/NYSE) arrived on time, coming at $1.51 per share (versus $1.53 predicted) on $12.84 billion in revenues (versus $12.87 billion predicted). The massive airline credited a strong international demand (specifically to Europe) for its increased profits…


