-- Spin Master (TOY.TO) 公布第一季度经调整净亏损超出预期，原因是营收下降，但该公司重申了其 2026 年全年业绩展望。 第一季度，经调整净亏损为 2410 万美元，即每股经调整基本及摊薄亏损 0.24 美元，而去年同期经调整净亏损为 1200 万美元，即每股经调整基本及摊薄亏损 0.12 美元。FactSet 汇总的普遍预期为每股亏损 0.30 美元。 第一季度营收为 3.285 亿美元，而去年同期为 3.593 亿美元。 截至 2026 年 3 月 31 日，该公司宣布派发每股 0.12 加元的股息（包括普通股和多股股东权益股份），与上一季度持平。该公司补充道，该款项将于2026年7月10日支付给截至2026年6月26日营业结束时登记在册的股东。 该公司还重申了其2026年全年展望。该公司继续预计，与2025年相比，2026年全年收入将实现“稳定至低个位数百分比增长”，调整后EBITDA将实现“中高个位数百分比增长”。 首席执行官克里斯蒂娜·米勒表示：“我们今年开局稳健，这直接得益于我们严格执行核心战略重点。我们专注于产品创新，拓展Monster Jam等常青品牌，并稳定Melissa & Doug的业务，这些都取得了积极成果。我们正通过投资创意能力、重新构想粉丝在实体和数字世界中与品牌互动的方式以及扩大受众群体，对我们的产品组合进行战略性管理——为未来的增长奠定基础。” “我们通过严格的成本和营运资本管理，显著提高了现金流，抵消了去年美国进口订单提前交付导致的预期收入下降，”首席财务官乔纳森·罗伊特表示。“在当前环境下，我们平衡了资本配置，兼顾增长投资、股息和股票回购，并大幅削减了债务。” 昨日，TOY在加拿大的股价下跌近2.2%。
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Crude oil futures edged lower in midday trading on Thursday on reports that President Donald Trump would be briefed on expanded military options in Iran amid a deepening standoff between the US and Iran.Front-month West Texas Intermediate crude futures tumbled by 2.27% to $104.37 per barrel, while Brent futures dropped by 3.51% to $113.88/bbl.US crude exports surged last week as global buyers turned to American producers for alternative supplies amid the ongoing Middle East supply disruptions. The latest data from the Energy Information Administration shows that US crude stockpiles dropped by 6.2 million barrels to 459.5 mmbbls in the week ended April 24."This is a record high, surpassing the previous record of 5.63m b/d in February 2023," ING strategists said in a note Thursday, noting that these strong export volumes are increasingly tightening up the US domestic market.The inventories are now about 1% above the five-year average for this time of year, the EIA said.President Trump is reviewing new military options while maintaining a strict naval blockade on Iranian ports, signaling a hardline stance amid stalled negotiations.The US President is reportedly set to receive a briefing from the head of US Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper, on plans for a series of new military strikes on Iran to force it to negotiate a deal to end the conflict.Iranian authorities, meanwhile, have vowed to respond with "long and painful strikes" on US positions if Washington renewed attacks, while reasserting control over the Strait of Hormuz.Iran Revolutionary Guards said that any new US military aggression would trigger previously undisclosed Iranian capabilities, including advanced smart targeting systems."You have seen the fate of your bases in the region; you will also see the fate of your warships", IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Majid Mousavi was quoted as saying.Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, also said that Tehran would eliminate what he described as the enemy's abuse of the waterway under the new management of the strait, as his country moves to assert its control over the key chokepoint.On the supply front, the global oil market is undergoing a fragile rebalancing nearly two months after disruptions in the Hormuz slashed crude flows, with limited system flexibility keeping supplies tight.Data analytics firm Kpler said about 60 days into the disruption, oil flows through the key chokepoint remain close to minimal levels, falling from about 20 million barrels per day to about 1 million b/d in April.Traffic through the Hormuz remains limited and uneven, with crossings continuing to show a sharp directional imbalance, according to Kpler. As of April 29, a total of 12 vessel crossings were recorded, up by four day-on-day, with all ships moving west-to-east and no return traffic observed.
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Market Chatter: Citigroup Pares Back Physical Trading in Industrial Metals
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(Updates prices.)Gold traded higher midafternoon Thursday as the dollar dropped after a report showed a key U.S. inflation measure rose last month while first-quarter gross domestic product rose less than expected.Gold for June delivery was last seen up US$71.30 to US$4,632.80 per ounce, remaining within the US$200 range it has traded within for the past month.The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported the March Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Index, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, rose 0.7% in March from the prior month, up from 0.4% fin February, but matching expectations according to Marketwatch. Core PCE, excluding volatile food and energy, rose 3.2% annualized, up from 3.0% in February and again matching expectations.The bureau also issued its first estimate of first-quarter U.S. GDP growth, reporting the measure rose at a 2.0% pace, up from 0.5% in the prior quarter and under expectations for a 2.2% rise.Gold's gain comes despite expectations higher interest rates are on the way as the war on Iran pushes up inflation. The Federal Reserve's policy committee on Wednesday ended its two-day meeting on Wednesday leaving rates unchanged, but signaled hikes may be on the horizon as inflation climbs."Gold has attracted fresh demand despite rising bond yields and a firmer dollar following Wednesday's FOMC meeting, where rates were left unchanged, but several members signalled a desire to remove the easing bias as the Iran war continues to cloud the economic outlook," Saxo Bank wrote.Still, the dollar was sharply lower early following the economic data, with the ICE dollar index last seen down 0.81 points to 98.15. Treasury yields also fell, with the yield on the U.S. two-year note last seen down 7.1 basis points to 3.894%, while the 10-year note was paying 4.397%, down 3.7 points.
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