-- 木曜日のプレマーケット取引では、消費関連株はまちまちの動きとなった。ステート・ストリート・コンシューマー・ステープルズ・セレクト・セクターSPDR ETF（XLP）は0.1%安、ステート・ストリート・コンシューマー・ディスクレショナリー・セレクト・セクターSPDR ETF（XLY）は1%高となった。 ユニリーバ（UL）の株価は、第1四半期の売上高が前年同期比3.8%増、売上高が3.3%減となったことを受け、1%以上上昇した。 ロイヤル・カリビアン・グループ（RCL）の株価は、第1四半期の調整後利益と売上高の増加を受け、6%以上上昇した。 スマーフィット・ウェストロック（SW）の株価は、第1四半期の調整後利益の減少を受け、6%以上下落した。
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