UPS
📦 UPS reported better-than-expected Q1 results, leading to a premarket stock increase of 1.43%.
❓ The company retracted its full-year 2025 financial forecast, citing macroeconomic uncertainty and challenges posed by Trump’s tariffs impacting the package delivery market.
📉 This decision mirrors actions by other companies like Tesla and highlights widespread uncertainty among US businesses regarding the impact of trade policies and global economic volatility.
@bernardodegarcia:
“Quickly, because we have a lot to cover, UPS also… well, even GM just presented now, down 2.2%. We also have Coca-Cola, just presented now, up 1.18%. But what we have, or what I’ve already read, is UPS, as we’re seeing in premarket, up 1.43% after retracting its financial forecast for the full year, as Trump’s tariffs pose new challenges for the package delivery market and inject volatility into the global economy. The courier company is not providing an update to its 2025 guidance given the current macroeconomic uncertainty, almost in the same way Tesla did, UPS said today in the statement that also detailed these better-than-expected first-quarter results. It previously predicted revenues for 2025 of approximately $89 billion and a full-year operating margin around 10.8%. The decision underscores the widespread uncertainty in US companies after Trump announced his tariffs and, in some cases, paused or adjusted large imports due to these high tariffs. These imports from other countries… companies from American Airlines to footwear manufacturer Skechers, Tesla, and others have revised their forecasts, while UPS rival FedEx cut theirs in March.”
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