NEWSFEED HIGHLIGHTS
• Adjusted EPS: 83c (est 75c)
• Adjusted Net Income: $308M (est $266.4M)
• Net Income: $308M
• Reaffirms FY2026 Adjusted EPS Guidance: $6.00 To $6.20 (est $6.10)
• Expects To Have 28 New Substations In Service By 2035
• EPS: $2.00 (est $1.89)
• Adjusted ROE: 10.2%
• Book Value/Share: $77.89 (est $76.89)
• General Insurance Net Premiums Written: $7.52B (est $7.54B)
• General Insurance Combined Ratio: 89.0% (est 90.4%)
• General Insurance Loss Ratio: 58.2% (est 60.2%)
• General Insurance Catastrophe Losses: $210M
• Revenue: $696.1M (est $666.4M)
• Adjusted EPS: 29c (est 27c)
• Adjusted Operating Income: $129.0M (est $117.5M)
• Operating Income: $96.1M (est $90.6M)
• Sees Q3 Revenue: $736.0M To $737.0M (est $722.7M)
• Sees Q3 Adjusted EPS: 32c To 34c (est 32c)
• Sees FY Revenue: $2.86B To $2.87B, Saw $2.81B To $2.81B
• Sees FY Adjusted EPS: $1.25 To $1.26, Saw $1.19 To $1.20
• Sees FY Adjusted Operating Income: $443.0M To $445.0M
• Revenue: $1.84B (est $1.82B)
• Adjusted EBITDA: $177.2M (est $170.4M)
• EPS: 13c (est 13c)
• Gross Bookings: $5.50B (est $5.37B)
• Rides: 262.4M (est 260.54M)
• Active Riders: 30.5M (est 30.16M)
• Sees Q3 Gross Bookings: About $5.50B To $5.67B (est $5.58B)
• Sees Q3 Adjusted EBITDA: About $183M To $203M (est $191.7M)
• Revenue: $3.61B (est $3.58B)
• Adjusted EBITDA: $1.26B (est $1.23B)
• Adjusted EBITDA Margin: 35.0% (est 34.4%)
• EPS: $1.37 vs $1.03 Y/Y
• Gross Booking Value: $27.2B (est $26.48B)
• Nights & Experiences Booked: 148.3M (est 145.85M)
• Total Costs & Expenses: $2.85B (est $2.83B)
• Sees Q3 Revenue: $4.69B To $4.77B (est $4.60B)
• Sees FY Adjusted EBITDA Margin: At Least 35.5% (est 35.4%)
- Officials Mull Implementation Period Between 90 - 120 Days
FEATURED STORIES
The euro area economy appears to be weathering the energy shock better than expected, according to the first estimate of second-quarter GDP from Eurostat.
Preliminary figures showed the economy expanded 0.4% q/q in the three months to June, double the consensus forecast and rebounding from an upwardly revised flat reading in Q1 (previously reported as a 0.2% contraction).
On an annual basis, GDP grew 1.0% y/y, three-tenths above expectations and well ahead of the...
The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, as widely expected, but policymakers struck a more hawkish tone, fuelling speculation that the next move could yet be higher.
The Monetary Policy Committee voted 6-3 to leave the Bank Rate at 3.75%, in line with expectations.
However, there was a notable shift in the voting pattern, with Catherine Mann joining Megan Greene and Huw Pill in backing a 25 basis-point increase to 4.00%.
In its...
The Bank of Japan is widely expected to leave its policy rate unchanged at 1.00% on Friday, with markets instead focused on how policymakers frame the case for another rate hike later this year.
Experts expect the BoJ to pause following June’s rate increase to assess its impact on financial conditions. However, the updated Outlook Report is expected to show stronger near-term growth prospects, reflecting the resilience of the Japanese economy, while inflation forecasts...
Few expect the Bank of England to spring a surprise on Thursday, with policymakers widely forecast to leave the Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75%. Instead, attention will centre on the Monetary Policy Report, the voting split and whether officials adopt a more hawkish tone in response to renewed energy-driven inflation risks.
The decision is due at midday (London time) on Thursday. The MPC is expected to vote 7-2 in favour of a hold. The committee's two consistent hawks, chief...
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