The broader market slid lower following Walmart’s announcement that it is cutting its profit forecast — and more in Tuesday’s stock market recap.
Citing rising food prices and consumers pulling back on purchases of general merchandise, the big-box retailer cut both quarterly and full-year profit estimates ahead of its upcoming earnings report on Aug. 16.
The news sent Walmart plunging 9% in premarket trading, also dragging down names like Target, Amazon and Kohl's, which all fell about 4.5% to 5%.
Investors are keen to hear what the Federal Reserve has to say regarding inflation as its two-day meeting kicks off Tuesday ahead of this week’s gross domestic product and consumer sentiment reports.
Earnings season continued with Coca-Cola beating Wall Street estimates on both earnings per share and revenue.
Meanwhile, McDonald’s reported a narrow revenue miss but beat on EPS estimates. The fast food giant also reported a same-store sales increase of 3.7%, above analyst estimates of 2.8%.
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