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HomeBusinessWhat to Expect From PayPal Holdings’ Upcoming Q2 Results?

What to Expect From PayPal Holdings’ Upcoming Q2 Results?

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RBC Capital analysts provided their views on PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) ahead of the company’s upcoming Q2 earnings, scheduled to be reported on August 2.
The analysts mentioned three key areas of focus: (1) the incremental FX headwinds associated with the strength in the U.S. dollar, which is estimated to be as much as $70 million in net revenues in Q2, (2) the potential further deterioration in e-commerce spending, (3) proof-points in the strategy pivot towards engagement and average revenue per account (ARPA).
The analysts lowered their Q2/22, full 2022-year and 2023 revenue/adjusted EPS to $6.7 billion/$0.87, $27.6 billion/$3.75, and $31.4 billion/$4.60 from $6.8 billion/$0.89, $28.2 billion/$3.90, and $32.4 billion/$5.25, respectively. As a result, their price target moved to $92 from $110.

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