Bed Bath & Beyond Stock News

Futures Swing Ahead Of Today''s "Brutal" CPI Print U.S. index futures were little changed, if slightly in the green on Wednesday as investors settled into a wait-and-see mode ahead of today''s " brutal" CPI report which is expected to show the highest CPI print in nearly 40 years, a time when the fed funds rate was 11% compared to 0% now… ... and gauge the pace of Federal Reserve tightening. Consensus expects December CPI to show inflation climbing to 7.0%, a result which could see front- end fully price in a March rate hike (currently priced at 85%). Helping the overnight mood in Asia, was a moderation in China’s inflation pressures, with CPI dipping to 10.3% y/y in December, giving the central bank scope to cut interest rates to cushion the economy’s downturn just as most major nations look to tighten policy. At 730am ET, S&P futures were up 0.2% of 7.50, and Nasdaq futures rose 22 points or 0.14%, recovering toward Asia’s best levels; Dow futures were up about 0.1%. The dollar was slightly lower, extending on its recent sharp drop, while Treasury yields were steady. “All we know is that the Fed has waited too long before taking action,” said Ipek Ozkardeskaya, senior analyst at Swissquote . “If today’s inflation print is higher than expected, recent gains in equities will melt like snow in the sun,” she wrote, even though investors seemed to put aside fears that tighter policy will stifle the economic rebound and market rally after soothing words from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

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Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) jumps in after-hours trading after the retailer discloses some insider buying action with the stock near its low. Read more.

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The rise in the home goods retailer''s stock is not completely unwarranted,despite the dour earnings report.

Liquidation sales have kicked off at 37 Bed Bath & Beyond locations in the United States and the shops are expected to be closed by the end of February.

Bed Bath Beyond store closings. SOPA Images/Getty Images Bed Bath

Bed Bath & Beyond is in the process of executing a major turnaround effort. As part of this, it''s closing stores.

BBBY earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2021.

"It does show that the brand is alive and well and that we have demand. That we can''t meet it absolutely kills me," Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Mark Tritton said.

The home goods retailer posted an unimpressive earnings report, but traders rallied around the meme stock.

The market''s reaction doesn''t seem to line up with a rather ugly earnings report.

Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY), the home goods retailer, produced disappointing fiscal third quarter earnings but still managed to spike more than 10% on Th