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Conagra Brands announced on December 18, 2025, that it will pay a quarterly dividend of $0.35 per share on February 26, 2026.
Lamb Weston is projected to report a 0.5% revenue decrease to $1.59 billion for its second-quarter fiscal 2026 earnings, as pricing pressures in North America offset international growth.
Conagra Brands is expected to report a 37.1% slump in earnings per share for its second-quarter fiscal 2026 results, driven by declining sales volumes and cost pressures.
Jim Cramer has identified Conagra Brands as a crucial barometer for consumer spending habits, suggesting a broader market focus on the underlying strength of the economy. However, this view is contrasted by institutional investor actions, as Cullen Capital Management liquidated its position, signaling potential apprehension about the sector's outlook.
Cintas is set to report earnings, and analysts are watching closely for insights into the health of small and medium-sized businesses. The company has a history of beating estimates, and a strong report could signal broader economic resilience, offering a key data point on the economy's performance outside of the technology sector.
Investors are bracing for a volatile week as delayed U.S. economic data, including the November jobs report and consumer price index (CPI), is set to be released. This data will provide the first clear view of the economy in months and heavily influence the Federal Reserve's next policy moves.
Falling government bond yields are pushing investors toward high-yield dividend stocks for income. In response, corporations with strong balance sheets are increasing shareholder returns through special dividends and buybacks, signaling confidence despite broader economic uncertainty.