Procter & Gamble flags softer demand and leans into premium products
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Procter & Gamble signaled softer demand as consumers remain price-sensitive in several household categories. The company is leaning on premium offerings and pricing tactics to support performance, even as volumes face pressure. Investors are watching whether consumers trade down further or accept higher-priced products. The outlook matters because P&G is often seen as a bellwether for everyday spending.
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- • Procter & Gamble - Consumer goods company reporting demand trends
- • Shoppers - Consumers trading down or staying premium
- • Retailers - Stores adjusting promotions and shelf space
- • Investors - Market participants reacting to guidance
- • Consumer staples sector - Industry watched for spending signals
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