Sentences with phrase «analysts expect sales»

Spurred by the iPhone 4S launch, several analysts expect sales of Apple's iPhone lineup to explode during the fourth quarter of this year.

Analysts expect sales to gain 5.4 percent to $ 8.87 billion, with earnings hitting 56 cents a share.

Analysts expected sales to be essentially flat, in the range of $ 1.12 billion to $ 1.17 billion.

We need look no further than the relatively recent phenomena of Cyber Monday as analysts expected sales this past Monday to top $ 6 billion — a far cry from the ~ $ 500 million in online sales when the term originated in 2005.

Not exact matches

Earlier this week, its shares took a beating when it reported a 3.5 % decline in quarterly sales and profits were well below what Wall Street analysts had been expecting and continuing a long decline in cereal sales.

The disclosures signal that the bank's problematic sales practices go further than investors and analysts had expected after Wells Fargo reached a settlement with regulators in September over unauthorized customer accounts.

«While we do not believe that either of these new sweeteners / flavoring agents will be the natural, great - tasting and calorie - free «silver bullet» that the industry has been waiting for, we believe it is possible that they will be able to drive interest, engagement and potentially sales growth because of the massive consumer / societal need to reduce sugar and enhance healthiness,» Ali Dibadj, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein, said in a note last December that previewed sweetener innovations expected this year from Coke and Pepsi.

Analysts on average had expected same - store sales to rise 3.5 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.

Yum shares fell 5 percent in premarket trading on Wednesday after results showed sales at restaurants open at least a year rose 1 percent in the three months ended March 31, compared with the 2 percent expected by analysts, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.

Sales at Yum restaurants open at least a year rose 1 percent in the three months ended March 31, compared with the 2 percent expected by analysts, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.

The company is expected to report sales of 51.9 million iPhone units from the fiscal second quarter, along with an average selling price of $ 740, according to average analyst forecasts compiled by Bloomberg.

Revenue jumped 16 % to $ 61.1 billion, just as analysts had forecast, and iPhone sales reached 52.2 million, also about what Wall Street expected.

Walmart, which has stepped up its competition with rivals like Target on a variety of fronts of late, is expected to beat analysts» sales expectations for the most recent quarter while Target's numbers are expected to disappoint.

And while Cyber Monday saw an 8 percent hike in sales, it was still a far lower increase than what many analysts had expected.

Over the past 20 years, the average change in December sales is close to the average change in November, and analysts said they expected last month's momentum to continue.

Already in March most indicators have disappointed: the U.S. economy added a dismal 88,000 jobs last month, less than half as many as analysts expected; retail sales dropped 0.4 %, the largest decline since June of 2012; and this week durable goods orders, out last Wednesday, plunged 5.7 %, nearly twice the tumble expected and likely a sign that U.S. factories have entered a slump.

The company reported on Thursday another dismal quarter of declining sales in the U.S., where comparable sales fell 2 %, even worse than the 1.5 % decline analysts polled by Consensus Metrix were expecting.

Early demand has been stronger than analysts expected, and many have begun revising their sales projections for Sovaldi's first year on the U.S. market.

Shares fell 5.1 percent to $ 5.22 in extended trading after the company missed first - quarter sales estimates, selling 2.2 million devices, compared with 2.33 million expected by analysts, according to financial data analytics firm FactSet.

Overall, the results were worse than Wall Street expected, but the chain's same - store sales were particularly dismal, increasing by only 0.7 percent when analysts were expecting a 2.7 percent bump.

Auto makers reveal their May sales numbers today, and analysts aren't expecting much.

Excluding the impact of fuel and currency fluctuations, total comp sales rose 5.7 percent, while analysts at research firm Consensus Metrix expected an increase of 5.1 percent.

Tiffany's comparable store sales declined 1 percent due to lower spending by foreign tourists in the Americas, while analysts on average were expecting an increase of 0.02 percent, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.

While analysts have reported an industry - wide decline in tablet sales, the iPad figures were still lower than Wall Street had expected.

Sales rose 5 percent this quarter, but analysts expected slightly higher numbers.

But the sales declines are only accelerating: in the first three months of 2014, North American revenue fell 21 % and Wall Street analysts are not expecting any better when Avon reports second - quarter results in late July.

Apple is also expected to price its new watch with cellular connectivity at a premium — probably more than $ 450, according to analysts, compared to the current Apple Watch Series 2, which starts at $ 369 (the older Series 1 is still on sale starting at $ 269).

What's more, both sales and profit exceeded what Wall Street analysts had been expecting of Macy's.

EAT UP: Kraft Heinz posted a bigger profit than analysts expected despite weaker sales, and the Oreo maker's stock gained 3.3 percent to $ 55.97.

Fiscal second - quarter iPhone unit sales are expected to be 51.9 million, up from 50.8 million a year earlier, according to average analyst forecasts compiled by Bloomberg.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise, catering to corporate customers, said sales (after adjusting for its software spinoff) increased 11 % to $ 7.7 billion, about $ 600 million more than analysts expected.

The sale of company - owned restaurants to franchisees led to lower revenue of $ 265.2 million, which was below the $ 268.2 million analysts expected.

But then the market started spotting chinks in the consumer tech giant's armor as analysts lamented Apple's weaker - than - expected iPhone X sales.

Analysts had been expecting a same - store sales increase in North America — the company's biggest market — of 3 %.

Analysts polled by research firm Consensus Metrix had expected a 4.1 % sales gain for the China unit, which is Yum's top profit driver.

The company, whose fourth - quarter earnings came in below what analysts expected, said after it closes the sale, it will enter into lease agreements for each of the facilities for an initial term of 20 years with renewal options.

McDonald's comparable restaurant sales in the Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa region fell 12.6 % in January, significantly more than the 8.4 % drop analysts expected.

Among the things analysts Sucharita Mulpuru and Andy Hoar don't expect will happen in 2015: Apple Pay won't replace old - fashion credit and debit cards; Alibaba won't transform the online landscape in the U.S.; and online grocery sales won't have a breakthrough year.

Total sales in the 2017 quarter declined 1 % to $ 571 million and fell short of the $ 588 million that analysts had expected.

Sales at restaurants open at least 13 months rose 8.1 percent, but less than the 9.5 percent gain expected by analysts polled by Consensus Metrix.

The company's iPhone sales jumped, but they weren't as strong as analysts had expected.

The tech giant continued to benefit from booming iPhone sales during the June period, but it didn't sell as many as analysts had expected.

Analysts, on average, were only expecting adjusted earnings of $ 0.02 per share on sales of $ 63.8 million.

«Sales volumes for new - energy vehicles exceeded 700,000 last year, and this number is further expected to increase to more than 2 million in 2020, and to more than 5 million in 2025,» Kevin Li, a senior analyst with Strategy Analytics, told CNBC early this week.

McDonald's on Monday reported global and U.S. sales in February that were much weaker than analysts expected.

Cowen and Company analyst Andrew Charles said he now expects McDonald's U.S. comparable sales to rise 5 percent this year, up from a prior forecast of 4 percent, driven by his «increased confidence» in the launch of the new $ 1 $ 2 $ 3 Dollar Menu.

Wal - Mart's U.S. comparable sales came in just shy of what analysts were expecting, at 1.2 percent growth.

Analysts on average expect the company to report a decline of about 1 percent in first - quarter sales at established stores when it releases results in two weeks, according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S.

The company is expected to lower its outlook, which analyst estimates currently peg at $ 8.63 billion of profit on $ 39 billion in sales.

Indexed annuity sales in 2017 fell 5 percent to $ 57.6 billion compared with record sales in 2016, but analysts expect FIA sales to rise this year as insurers and distributors adjust and move on from new Department of Labor fiduciary rules.