International Paper Company Stock News

International Paper's (IP) Q4 performance will likely reflect the ongoing weakness in packaging demand due to muted customer spending as well as elevated costs.

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Weakness in packaging demand due to the current inflationary scenario, stretched supply chain and surge in energy prices in Europe are weighing on International Paper's (IP) results and share price.

Investors need to pay close attention to International Paper (IP) stock based on the movements in the options market lately.

International Paper Company (NYSE:IP ) Q3 2022 Earnings Conference Call October 27, 2022 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Mark Nelson - Vice President Investor Relations Mark Sutton - Chairman & Chief

International Paper's (IP) third-quarter 2022 results reflect the impact of lower packaging demand as well as elevated energy and distribution costs.

International Paper's (IP) Q3 performance will likely reflect solid demand for packaging and pulp products. Higher costs might have dented some of these gains.

Shares of International Paper Co. IP, +1.87% fell 0.6% in premarket trading Tuesday, to buck the big rally in the broader stock market, after Deutsche Bank analyst Kyle White turned bearish on the pap

International Paper Company unlocks double-digit topline growth YoY, despite declining sales volume on both of its operating segments. It improves its operating margin, despite today's tough operating

The Zacks Paper and Related Products industry continues to gain from its rising e-commerce sales and strong demand for critical and consumer-oriented products. Players like IP, SUZ, SMFKY, VRTV and ME

FedEx's preliminary results were a headwind for the whole paper sector. A strong balance sheet and no sign of dividend cut with a compelling valuation support a buy rating target.

Philip Ng with Jefferies joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss their downgrading due to inventory surplus and slowing demand for containerboard, which is highly correlated with overall economic health.

Some packaging stocks were on track for their worst day since 2020 following FedEx's worse-than-expected earnings and withdrawn guidance.