Inflation mentions surge on Q3 earnings calls, echoing 2022 price shock
S&P 500 executives are citing inflation and cost pressures at the fastest pace since the 2022 spike, Bloomberg data shows.
What to know
- Inflation mentions on S&P 500 earnings calls are projected to rise more than at any point since the 2022 price shock.
- Executives are expected to reference inflation and cost pressures over 1,100 times this Q3 earnings season.
- The trend suggests renewed corporate concern about price pressures feeding into guidance and investor conversations.
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Bloomberg reports inflation mentions surging on Q3 earnings calls
Bloomberg data shows inflation and cost-pressure references on corporate earnings calls are on pace for their largest jump since the 2022 price shock, with S&P 500 executives projected to cite them over 1,100 times this quarter.
“Mentions of inflation and cost pressures are on track for their biggest jump since 2022, with S&P 500 executives projected to cite them over 1,100 times this Q3 earnings season.”
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Inflation talk is surging back to corporate earnings calls. Mentions of inflation and cost pressures are on track for their biggest jump since 2022, with S&P 500 executives projected to cite them over 1,100 times this Q3 earnings season.
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