Monro Says Q4 Comparable Store Sales Increased 0.1% On Reported Basis And Decreased 7.2% When Adjusted For Days Owing To Strained Low-to-middle Income Consumer
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Monro reported a 0.1% increase in Q4 comparable store sales on a reported basis, but a 7.2% decrease when adjusted for days, attributing the decline to strained low-to-middle income consumers.
May 23, 2024 | 11:37 am
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Monro reported a slight increase in Q4 comparable store sales on a reported basis, but a significant decrease when adjusted for days, due to financial strain on low-to-middle income consumers.
The reported increase of 0.1% in Q4 comparable store sales is overshadowed by a 7.2% decrease when adjusted for days, indicating underlying weakness in consumer spending among low-to-middle income groups. This is likely to negatively impact investor sentiment and short-term stock price.
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