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up where walmart is up and down where walmart is down. but their. >> mix doesn't. >> you. >> know, net it out. >> the same way. >> and walmart's. report of general merchandise growth for the second consecutive quarter. after a couple of really awful years is really encouraging from both a, you know, a broad consumer perspective and for, you. >> know, a. >> general merchant like target. so i'm i'm optimistic for target as well. i'm hopeful. anyway. >> i do wonder if walmart's still charging that quarter for coffee in their waiting room. if you go to see walmart it was famous. you'd go to bentonville. and what are you waiting for? they would charge you for the coffee. >> while you're pitching? >> yeah, all the sales people would go down there and they would. i know that because my wife is a consumer products, they were kind of they were famous for beinghat concerned about. maybe that was a bill simon invention. bill. bill, we appreciate it. thank you very much. so here's the thing, karen, as an owner of walmart, and you asked the right ques

walmart also the top grocery chain here in the us. joining me now is zach johnson chief investment officer at stack financial management. zach good morning. good to see you. >> hey good morning. good to see. >> you as well. >> all right. so we're talking about any retailer whether it's grocery apparel etc. same store sales key metric. >> the estimate is for 4.6%. >> growth in same store sales. you agree with that estimate. but what does that really mean. >> when it comes to this company. >> yeah. great question. >> it's going to be a slight. decline from last quarter. >> but it really indicates that walmart continues to really hit on all cylinders. >> and as you stated i think. >> we saw a strong holiday season. so we anticipate that this is going to be another solid quarter. but you know, the most important. thing out of this report for us is. >> what's going to happen. in 2025. >> what's the outlook for walmart from management's. >> commentary as. >> they look forward to? well, we kind of see is a very stretched and a very stressed

this is a new walmart. as brian said, of course, going into these higher margin other categories like advertising that have legs and i would say, you know, a four and a half comp on top of last year's four is nothing to be disappointed about. and certainly, yes, walmart is cautious. they guided six below below 6% below the street. that's how the stock is trading. but i'm still incredibly positive on the stock here. >> what do you make of these moves in some of the more discretionary names like a tapestry or ralph lauren and so on? >> yeah. so tapestry and ralph have been absolutely on a tear and a little bit two stories, but a couple of things they have in common. you know, during covid inventories were lean. we didn't have any product. everybody was paying full price. and for names like tapestry and ralph, we said, okay, when is this going to end? when are when are promotions going to come back? they have not. for ralph and tapestry, average selling prices are up 10 to 12% this past quarter. that's incredi

walmart earnings. yesterday where we saw shares fall. 5% on guidance of slowing profit and of tariff concerns. >> a check of walmart. and some. other retailers that have upcoming reports. we're seeing walmart bouncing. >> back a bit. those shares. >> up about a half a percent. >> target up about a quarter percent. best buy falling more than 1%. >> macy's down a half a percent. >> the xrt the retail etf basically flat right now just down just about a. 10th of a percent. so basically flat there. we also want to check the bond market yields moving lower. take a look at the benchmark right now coming in at 4.49 falling just under ten basis points for the week. we've seen some downside moves when it comes. >> to yields. >> and we. >> want to take a look at the energy sector. a check of oil. first we're seeing oil pulling back a bit. wti the u.s. benchmark more than. >> a half a percent down. >> brant crude also more than a. >> half a percent. >> down but both still above key sentiment levels. above 70 bucks

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now walmart is still seen as being the leader in revenue in the u.s. this year. amazon certainly moving ahead with its growth, thanks in part to its cloud and its third party seller services. walmart shares down 6% yesterday but still having gained massively over recent months. back to you. >> bricks versus clicks there, karen, thank you so much for that. >>> still ahead for amazon, the tech giant takes control of 007 after being on-screen. ol of 007 after being on-screen. how can i help you today? do you know if there's a less expensive option for my new medicare prescription? medicare? really? i might have to see some i.d. mr. lee. here, let me check on that for you. okay, so i will give your doctor's office a call... this is not just help with a medicare prescription. thank you zoe. anytime. bye! this is the human kind of help. walgreens. always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. even w

think walmart could be an outlier and how they handle it.at people need to think about with tariffs, their employees and there is a hysteria when the president talks about tariffs but some of the tariffs for 2018 are in force in the biden administration added tariffs and their enforce. companies continue to do well what we want to see with the tariff rollout is a smooth rollout that is balanced and i know there will be a big stick out of the white house but tariffs in and out of itself is not toxic in the economy is operating with them we need some to even out the trade imbalance and some will continue to do well if they are rolled out an imprudent matter. maria: i wonderful you the sentiment from walmart guidance from 2025. it's got to be looking at tariffs and thinking how is that changing dynamic for us to offer the lowest price possible on goods. >> they do. while walmart has the other committees don't have they have a strong relationship with their vendors and a dominant relationship with their vendors. walmart does have the power and v

. >> unh got hit with an investigation report walmart and another stock under pressure. >> walmart the quarter was fine there was growth there is a growth in the guidance teresa will get to it but the guidance was disappointing and the stock like the market was a little bit hot and that's what were dealing with. >> teresa what about walmart and brought into consumer which is the underpinning of the u.s. economy in the market at large. >> as jacob said nothing terrible about the quarter just sales guidance peter rountree - 4% not what the market was looking for they wanted to hear 4% or higher and as you say consumer spending is a huge part of the economy as a bellwether like walmart is being cautious that's not what people want to hear when there is uncertainty about tariffs, trade in today on friday we got more news from the university of michigan that consumer sentiment is souring and all five levels that they checked were down and it was not what the market wanted to hear after walmart. >> alcoholic. >> is pretty richly priced and 35 times this year's earnings is five or 6%. it used

walmart's up. 77% walmart as a percentage of their revenues 60%. groceries target 21%. >> groceries. >> the higher margin items. dom i think dan mentioned a little bit earlier, they're getting in the space where amazon is advertising. they're shopping a lot more advertising through that e-commerce, a lot higher margin. and to karen's point, with 60% groceries, they're getting people in the door. and with that buyer of an average income of over 100,000, i'm going to take the other side or not. >> really the other side. >> i think you're okay here. no one can say that. you'd be foolish to take something off. >> the table. >> having said that, if you look at the chart and you look at the valuation over the last five years, it's traded at 21 times as high as 48 times. it's at 39 times now. not the highest, not the lowest. i think you're still okay at walmart. >> all right. well, meanwhile, the markets may be shaking off tariff fears, but federal reserve officials are concerned about their impact, maybe not just on the consumer, but elsewhere. that's ac

walmart's rural too.s as i've seen them tend to be kind of out by themselves. does that does that moat if you will, give them a little more pricing power because they're not all stacked next door to a walmart? >> well, i think you're referring more to dollar general. dollar general definitely has more sort of rural stores, particularly relative to family dollar. but let's be clear. i mean, you know, in a lot of cases, these stores do overlap with the walmart. now, if you're nowhere close to a walmart, if you're in a food desert, then yeah, maybe you don't have to be as competitive on price. but, you know, i would say the vast majority of these stores, particularly for family dollar, a little bit more so than dollar general, but they are competing with that walmart. and like i said, you know, if they're competitively priced then they can win that fight. but if they're not and walmart, like i said, is just getting much better in terms of store level execution, in terms of click and collect, in terms of what

jonathan: it is bearish when walmart does well and bearish when walmart does poorly. the numbers and get more details before we give a definitive narrative. jonathan: in the next hour we will get some thoughts on walmart up claudia some -- sam linton brown of bnp paribas. lots of thoughts on our conversation with the treasury secretary. we will break down some of that interview in the next hour and also get thoughts on the next move from the federal reserve and how high is that bar for a reduction from chariman powell. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it all... the

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amazon surpassed walmart in quarterly revenue.n brought in 187.8 billion compared to walmart $180.5 billion in sales. home depot's, lows warner bros., discovery, the big kahuna they all have earnings coming out next week let's bring a portfolio wealth advisor president and chief investment officer lee munson i want to kick back to walmart. it was not the quarter that was a problem it was the forecast for fiscal 2026 and a lot of investors on the call were looking for more answers or a window into how the hand of the tariff problem. particularly when it comes to china. >> i'm not sure i'm so concerned about walmart. it's not uncommon for walmart to have pretty they tend to be more conservative at the beginning of the year end they start to finish strong that's a tactic with earnings what is neco supposed to say they sell a lot from china we don't know what the tears are good to be the uncertainty is killing investors but i think walmart is a strong company they saw the most growth from households making $100,000 or more and 30% of

so what happens at walmart?boris is going to have an impact across the industry and across the economy. >> so what does this tell us about the broader economy? >> boris it tells us it's going to be a rockier 2025. you know walmart is talking about tariffs. tariffs certainly are on top of everybody's mind right now. even a company like walmart says it's not immune from the pressure from tariffs. and that it may have to raise prices on customers. and that of course would come as inflation starts to pick back up. we don't have to talk about kind of what we're seeing right now at the grocery store with eggs. but that's a big concern for customers. so the big question, boris, is how is this all going to impact consumer confidence and consumer spending. and consumer spending is the backbone of the economy. if it starts to weaken. which walmart is signaling that it may, we could be in some real trouble here. >> nathaniel meyerson, thanks so much for the update, brianna. >> happening now, the trump administration is rus

and they have walmart plus and they have all of these services.t give us any read on target or home depot coming in the next few weeks? karen: it is interesting because target had pre-released sales for november and december. walmart's total comps in the u.s. were slightly below what target had already preannounced. walmart did say january was their strongest months of the quarter and also said the momentum continued in february. data does not support that in terms of credit card data. we will see what target has to say because i think investors are bracing for a bad february and we could guidance for the first quarter based on data that shows that february is not great. vonnie: karen, thank you so much, karen short, head of consumer research at melius research. coming up, more of today's interview with u.s. treasury secretary scott bessent. we will hear his thoughts about ukraine and russia. this is bloomberg. when i started walton goggins goggle glasses, i had no idea what ing. but godaddy airo does. using ai to build a logo, website and social

walmart. it's very rare to see a mega-cap company on a retail side of things trade at almost 40 times next year's expected earnings. that's what the forward p e was entering this report. so maybe not out of the realm of reason to see a 6% drop on a better than expected report. but growth may be slowing this year. i'll send things back. >> over to tom quickly. >> sorry to circle back, but on the cruise lines, did you was it the comments from nick that are the problem or is there something. >> no, no that was that was it was the comments from nick. and that's the reason why you're seeing carnival. you're seeing royal caribbean, you're seeing norwegian all lower on that bit of news here. although some analysts, i will point out, are saying that it might be a bit of an overreaction and that you should still keep an eye on those cruise line operators. >> the comment was that they don't pay enough in taxes, i think. >> correct? >> yes. okay, tom, thanks very much. you got you. meantime, this morning

walmart next at about 18%.etailers, the big box retailers don't really have that much overseas risk. so again, in that sense, we do think fx is a risk for the economy in general and for a lot of companies. but for retail. >> it's actually. >> probably a little bit less than other areas. >> all right. so michael, a lot of uncertainty in the market right now, a lot of questions about volatility and other things as we go into the retail earnings season with again walmart kicking it off with your top pick in the retail space. >> walmart has been. one that we. >> like a couple other names more in the mid. >> cap range. >> bj's wholesale club they're sort of catching costco. costco we know is one of the best retailers out there. bj's getting better and catching up. and actually the stock's up about 18% year to date. one of the top performance performers. another name we've liked is dick's sporting goods. again a little bit on the smaller side but but taking share in just a much better company. today than they were pr

lisa: wen yu put together walmart and -- when you put together walmart and hermes.rained and looking for deals and the strength of the consumer lies in the upper earners or is it broadening out and is there more of a willingness in lower and medium income families to spend and look past price increases? oliver: we will continue to see the theme of bifurcation and more pressure on the lower and middle and at the same time, we will see real exuberance in the wealth effect with the high end but seeing trading down where consumers are gravitating towards costco and walmart. so some beneficiaries in the value segment and also in the upper echelons where that consumer is strong. the wealthy consumer is about confidence and feeling good. this is a moment when that is working. it is bifurcated pressure at the low end and middle as well. jonathan: in north america the wealthy tourists was from china and brazil and that has changed a lot in the decade. lisa: an increasing number of domestic consumers of luxury. i wonder how much the leadership in the white house and the style

walmart gives a week outlook.feel you're on the front lines of the consumer game how you feel? >> i think. >> there's you know i don't know from the big monsters like walmart and all that, but i think i do my call around to my friends and business is been very tough in january. business is tough in february. might be whether inflation ain't going anywhere. the i think tariffs who knows what's going to happen with that and everything it sailed is oh and you know the designers are getting not great pr these days. prices are high. so and i think people are worried about their jobs i don't know that that's. >> you're not you're not describing a landscape. that sounds pretty good. >> well i always look at worst case. and then i'd like to beat expectations, but i don't think it's look, i've been saying in retail that it's all about the product. it's all about integrity of pricing, good value. and i think today it's discount. you know, tj maxx has real prices every day. friend of mine i told him i was coming on. they sai

and i will just push back a little bit on what malcolm just said about walmart. >> walmart did not. >> talk about a softening consumer. >> and they just put up a 4.6% same. >> store sales number, a 20% digital sales number. >> and so. >> slowing foot traffic. >> probably is because. >> digital is taking share from being in the physical stores. we've been. >> seeing that. >> for years on end. so and by the way, retail sales, i know the headline was not great last week, but on a year over year basis it's up 4%. so maybe the consumer isn't. >> going out to. >> the services. >> restaurants and. >> the. >> service as. >> a service economy. right? right. that's true. but they're. >> still going. they're still going. maybe they're just not going as quickly. let me tell you something. i spent a lot of time on airplanes traveling. and they're still packed. the airports are still packed and restaurants are still crowded. people want to go out. maybe they're just not going out as much. we're going to get home depot and lowe's next week. we're going to target the following week. we're going to ge

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customers they go to walmart and executives said this in the past that they go to walmart, don't care where the product is coming from, they want a low price on the product. they had put 350 billion down for more sourcing from the united states, there's a particular brand, great value, and that -- 70% of those products are coming from china so the company is likely trying to as best they can at this point, maria, start to scale down that exposure with the threat of tariffs but we're probably going to get more commentary on the call than from the company right now. real quick, they're taking 50 points off the dow, to let you know. e-commerce sales were up 16%, u.s. comp sales were up 4.6%, ex-fuel up 4.9%. it's not about the results. it's about the forecast, maria. maria: it looks that way. cheryl, thanks very much. couple of dead lines for everybody to remember, march 5 we'll see 25% tariff on mexico and canada, 10% tariff on canada energy, march 12, we could see the 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, april 1st is when the america first trade policy memo comes out, they're studying wha

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amazon and walmart do. the second thing that amazon has arguably even better than walmart, i would argue, is a leading logistics and shipping network. they have the leading warehouse network. they have a superior shipping network where they can actually get the items faster to you. so in those three factors of inventory, availability and breadth, technology and user base, and then just the logistics, amazon has all three. but i would totally agree with you that dash, uber eats, and walmart should all be sort of pursuing this next generation shopping agent. >> absolutely. and they're almost there. and amazon, ironically, whole foods is the hardest thing for me to get delivery because it's a separate technology. it's not on the amazon platform. so those challenges are there. but nevertheless the stock is still near all time highs. definitely to be sure. let's bring in deirdre bosa brian if you'll stay with us. deirdre one twist as we talked about amazon is going to charge for this alexa plus 20 bucks a month

so walmart, bob, is one that says, you know what? we're not even going to model for something that we don't know whatst going to look like. -- what it's going to to look like. how does that affect the fixed income world? >> i'll leave greg to his problems involved in the capital structure -- [laughter] all i know is today was a good day to be a bond. we walked in this morning, and the fed minutes overnight if told us that they were going to the pause the balance sheet runup. good for bonds. bessent this morning in an interview said they're not going to term out debt, good for bonds. and bonds have yield to them. we're in that 4-plus percent range, so when equities throw their toys out of the program -- pram, we're there to provide stability. liz: the 10-year is a little lore tan yesterday with, but is it treasuries? >> well, there are a lot of places to capture more yield. we're in the tax season now. you know what the best tax strategy is? don't pay 'em. you know how you can do that? buy municipal bonds. you could buy 10-year aaa mu

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. >>> walmart's warning on the economy as the dow falls. soaring egg prices causing bakeries to pay a lot more dough. >>> and there is good news tonight. the reunion for a baby seal who crossed the road. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. it has been just one month since president trump was sworn into office, almost immediately turning washington on its head, launching his massive deportation operation, settling scores with those he viewed as disloyal, launching a crackdown on dei initiatives inside and outside government. and taking a budget ax through a series of government agencies. the latest, the irs where many workers are bracg for possible termination during the agency's busiest season. president trump wearing the blizzard of executive orders as badges of honor. promises made, promises kept, claiming to have found massive government fraud without direct evidence. but more questions tonight about unintended consequees of his mass layoffs and spending freezes. peter alexander starts

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and look at walmart's price today down more than about 6.5%. walmart is forecasting slower sales because they are reading the room. they are seeing that consumers are pulling back in spending. retail sales were down about 1% last month. inflation is heating up once again and there are big question marks around tariffs. what is going to be happening with that. so the cfo of walmart really laying it out in an investor call earlier today saying our outlook assumes a relatively stable macro environment, but acknowledges that there are still uncertainties related to consumer behavior and global economic and geopolitical conditions. so walmart can fare a little bit better than most companies, jake, but they're certainly not immune to all of these changes in the economy right now. >> all right, vanessa yurkevich, thank you so much. some breaking news coming in from israel. all busses and train service stopped after reports of multiple bus explosions. what we're learning about this, that's next. >> this is. >> the whole. >> story with. anderson cooper

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a judge in michigan has found a creative way to punish shoplifters at a local walmart.rly 50 shoplifters have been ordered to wash cars for free over four weekends in the spring. the judge says the car wash is a way to deincentivize shoplifting, while also rewarding shoppers who could see higher prices or possible store closures if the thefts continue. he expects about 75 to 100 people will eventually be ordered to work the walmart washes in march and april. >> and these people, they don't get it. so they are either going to get it, wash cars a lot, or they're going to go to jail. >> there you go. and guess what? the judge says he also plans to grab a sponge and wash cars with them. they better show up. cbs evening news with maurice dubois and john dickerson is up next. we're back here in 30 minutes with more news just for you at 7:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. we began last night with this amazing image of a jetliner belly-u

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. >> reporter: even walmart predicting lower than expected sales and growth this year.mazon surpassing walmart in revenue for one quarter and by nearly $7 billion. >> when walmart gets nervous, investors get nervous as well. >> reporter: perhaps a prophecy from the oracle of omaha himself, warren buffett. berkshire hathaway sold a large amount of its stocks at the end of last year. the firm's cash holdings are now more than $330 billion. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the price of eggs has jumped more than 15% in the past month alone after an outbreak of bird flu dramatically lowered supplies. cbs's nancy chen shows us how consumers are looking for alternatives. >> reporter: each week they seem to go even higher. with relief not expected anytime soon, shoppers are turning to the source itself, the chickens. across the country several hatcheries we spoke with told us they're seeing significantly more interest in buying chicks. >> chicken sales have gone up dramatically for you will at the people i know that sell i can chens. >> reporter: ron goldsmith says sal

are they able to negotiate with their suppliers in walmart would not take the hit.study. stuart: america's go to place a 10% tariff on canadian oil and i see the oil companies are all down. >> is a lower carveout than 25% which is good. we do get about 4 million barrels of oil per day from canada that's according to last october the said crude oil imports from canada reached a record. his positive news is only 10% it's a carveout from the additional 25% but i did see oil prices start to rise a little bit as we start to figure out how much of an impact for you at the pump. >> candidate is imposing tariffs on american alcohol all the alcohol guys are down. >> this is an interesting source, 80% from the u.s. i don't know how much of that is imported that what i was able to learn from the balance sheet 80% in the u.s. you don't want tariffs on that that's why they will get hit a little bit. it was interesting ontario responded and pulled the u.s. liquor off of their shelves to see how it goes. it is day one, not even day one tomorrow is day one we will have to see. i'm

walmart in revenue for a quarter and by nearly $7 billion. >> when walmart gets nervous, investors get as well. >> reporter: perhaps a prophecy from warren buffet. berkshire hathaway sold a large amount of stocks at the end of last year and the stock holdings are more than $330 billion. >> to weather now, a new pacific storm is soaking the northwest. elsewhere winter cold is melting away. let's check in with andrew in philadelphia. andrew. >> once again the atmospheric river taking the top headline when it comes to weather this weekend. we see seattle, portland. we have flood watches in effect for oregon, idaho, washington and montana. not just for this weekend but for a good portion of next week. look at this. system after system moving into the pacific northwest. areas like this west of seattle. flood warning now inspect effect as well. for a good portion of the country things are starting to thaw out. we have 30s, 40s, 50s, 60. oswego. the most snow they had in 50 years. sunday, a good portion of the area starting to warm up and rain down towards new orleans. >> straight ahead on th