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Unilever spins off its ice‑cream unit, Magnum, to boost growth, yet shares drop to a 52‑week low as investors weigh the split’s impact on the company’s future.
PG’s brief share dip is a short‑term reaction to a mild U.S. sales slide, but its strong margins, cash flow, green‑product momentum and growing DTC channel keep its outlook robust for investors.
PG’s latest sales slump reveals a shift in US consumer price sensitivity and raises questions about its pricing strategy, market position and future growth plans.