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Customers who hunt for job hunting enhances the wealth of a chain in the amount of a dollar general (DG).

On Thursday before the open market, Dollar General won low street estimates throughout the side, as he announced earnings, revenue and sales growth more than expected.

“The results have become a little better than we expected, but they were also exposed to the environment still quite difficult,” said Morningstar analyst Noah Rohr Yahoo Finance over the phone, “the administration cited further pressure from low -income customers.”

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Executive director Dollar General Todd Vasos told investors at the invitation that the company “does not expect improvement in the macro environment, especially for our basic customer”.

About $ 60% of general sales of dollars comes from a household with revenues of less than $ 35,000.

Vasos added: “In return, we know that our customers expect value and convenience more than ever.”

For 2025. The company expects a net sale to increase 3.4% to 4.4%, and sales in the same store increased by 1.2% to 2.2%. EPS is expected to come between $ 5.10 and $ 5.80.

Dollar General jumped 7% during trading on Thursday. The rival Dollar Tree also achieved a gain of 7%.

Here’s what Dollar General reported for his fiscal results in the fourth quarter, compared to expectations:

• Custom earnings per share: $ 1.68, opposite $ 1.50

• Income: 10.30 billion USD compared to $ 10.25 billion

• Sales in the same store: 1.2%, opposite 0.9%

Dollar Tree should report on his fiscal results of the fourth quarter of March 26 before the open market.

Wall Street expects Dollar Tree to publish an income of $ 8.27 billion, with a custom earning of $ 2.21 and growth in the same store of 1.5%. The company is also in the middle of the transition. March 5 announced Stewart Glendinning Will replace the current CFO Jeff Davis, which goes into force on March 30.

In clients, Telsey Advisory Group Joe Feldman said it could “result in changes to a business strategy”.

He added that “there are still several moving parts that darkened our visibility 2025 and beyond.” This includes the fate of a family dollar company, its concept with multiple prices, as well as a “constant need to invest in a business” with aspects such as “Revaging and Work”.

The UBS Analyst Michael Lasser called him a “very uncertain” background for consumer, which generally makes “attractive” because it offers basic things like food items.