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The global bond rout took a breather as a widely anticipated U.S. inflation report met economist expectations, lifting rate-hike odds less than feared and increasing expectations the Federal Reserve may take a wait-and-see stance.
Reformation said second-quarter net revenue rose 24% year over year and gave full-year 2026 guidance for net revenue and adjusted EBITDA margin. The company also said it used IPO proceeds to repay debt and reduce net leverage.
Bitcoin fell to $77,000 after August PPI inflation came in hotter than expected, with headline PPI at 5.4% year over year versus 5.3% estimated. The report also cited more than $190 million in long liquidations within 60 minutes and said July PPI figures were revised higher.
Lovesac said second-quarter net sales were $161.2 million, its highest quarterly sales outside Q4, helped by larger Sactionals configurations and new products. The company also said it received a $21 million benefit from IEEPA tariff refunds and gave a more conservative fiscal 2027 outlook because of macro uncertainty
Research Solutions said fiscal 2026 revenue was $48.3 million, down from $49.1 million in fiscal 2025. Platform subscription revenue rose 10% to $20.8 million, and the company said it booked about $800,000 in AI-related orders in Q4.
Smith & Wesson reported Q1 FY27 net sales up 32%, adjusted EBITDA up 86% and EPS of $0.06 versus a loss last year, while it kept FY27 revenue growth guidance at 5% to 7%.
Victoria's Secret said Q2 net sales rose 10% year over year, with operating income and EPS above guidance. It raised fiscal 2026 net sales and adjusted net income per diluted share guidance.
U.S. residential starts fell 12.4% in July to a 1.239 million annualized pace, below Reuters’ 1.35 million estimate, as higher Treasury yields keep mortgage costs elevated.