McDonald’s Sell-Off Hits 30% as Big Mac Inflation Spurs Pushback
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McDonald’s Sell-Off Hits 30% as Big Mac Inflation Spurs Pushback
High prices and weak sales pressure McDonald's on the American market, pushing its share towards the worst annual performance since 2002, amid stronger competition and fears of the cost of its business recovery plan.
McDonald’s accumulates a stock market drop of close to 31% since February and foresees slightly negative sales in the United States during the current quarter. The rise of the menu, competition and doubts about its new investments test its strategy to recover customers.
McDonald's has faced worse year since 2002 with stocks falling by 31% and weak sales in the U.S.; competitors advance
McDonald's tries reconquist clients worried about the pocket they believe the menu got more expensive
A McDonald's spokesman reiterated on Friday that the company intends to move quickly to ensure its U.S. business is in a stronger position when it exits in 2026.
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