Walmart reports second-quarter earnings before the bell Thursday
Walmart Inc. reports second-quarter earnings before the bell Thursday, with the call at 8 a.m. ET, and analysts expect about 74 cents a share on revenue of roughly $186.8 billion.
Walmart Inc. m. ET. On Kalshi, traders are betting on which words CEO John Furner will say on just his third quarterly earnings call since replacing Doug McMillon in February.
8 billion. S. comparable sales growth slipping below 4% for the first time since early 2024, The stock is up less than 3% this year after tumbling more than 7% on its May report. What Kalshi Predicts Walmart Will Say “Marketplace” leads the board at 98%.
Third-party sellers, advertising and memberships are increasingly improving Walmart’s profit mix, while global e-commerce grew 26% last quarter. “Tariff” trades at 94%. Walmart’s May guidance excluded any benefit from tariff refunds, so a profit beat may need a look under the hood. “Gas” sits at 93%.
Fuel was a major theme last quarter, when higher costs shaved about $175 million off operating income and management flagged pressure on consumers at the pump. “Omnichannel,” Walmart’s favored description of its retail model, trades at 92%. “Rollback” is at 90%. Furner said in May Walmart was extending its price rollbacks, and the retailer has since cut prices on roughly 7,000 items as living costs squeeze customers.
“Automation” also trades at 90%. S. e-commerce fulfillment-center volume is automated. “Sparky” sits at 89%.
Furner said weekly active users of the AI shopping agent more than doubled last quarter, and it now reorders repeat purchases automatically. S. comps last quarter. “Competition” sits at 42%.
Walmart typically frames its performance in terms of market-share gains rather than discussing rivals directly. “Drone” is at 39%. Walmart passed one million drone deliveries in May and plans to add the service at another 150 stores with Alphabet’s Wing, but the program may still be too small for the script. ” “SNAP / Food Stamp” brings up the rear at 10%.
S. comparable sales growth. Traders put the odds of comps finishing above 4% near 85%, suggesting they expect any second-quarter slowdown to prove temporary. Guidance may matter more than the print.
85 range. 56% move, according to Pro. Kalshi and have an existing data collaboration agreement. 2B Stake