BUZZ - Whirlpool shares fall due to quarterly earnings missing expectations
路透社2026/10/26 20:56October 26 - ** Home appliance manufacturer Whirlpool WHR.N shares fell 9.15% in after-hours trading to $24.03
** WHR’s third-quarter net sales were $3.68 billion, below analysts’ average expectation of $3.92 billion—according to data compiled by LSEG
** Higher interest rates combined with a sluggish housing market and persistent inflation have made consumers more cautious with their spending, together dampening demand for new appliances
** WHR’s adjusted per-share loss was $0.21 in the third quarter, while market expectations were earnings of $0.80 per share
** The company announced a 7% price increase on major home appliances in North America, to take effect in the fourth quarter
** The median target price from 14 brokerages covering the stock is $32—according to data compiled by LSEG
** As of Friday’s close, the stock has fallen 62.3% year-to-date
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