FedExNYSE: FDX

In the latest trading session, FedEx (FDX) finished at $275.04, showing a decrease of 0.15% compared to the day before.

FedEx's Q1 2025 results were below what was expected, yet the stock has bounced back, demonstrating strength despite issues like decreased demand, higher costs, and more competition. To address weak B2B shipments, inflation, and rivalry, FedEx is raising prices and cutting costs, with the goal of achieving slight revenue growth in fiscal 2025. With strong cash flow and a fair stock price, FedEx is a reliable choice for long-term investors looking for consistent returns and good dividend growth.

It's clear that we've all enjoyed seeing our dividend stocks rise significantly this year. However, as usual, October has brought increased market fluctuations.

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According to Goldman Sachs, trade tensions and increasing geopolitical conflicts are affecting the global supply chain this year through "higher tariffs, non-tariff measures, sanctions, or even physical barriers." These disruptions in the supply chain are generally viewed as unfavorable for logistics companies.

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Shipping stocks dropped because the end of the port workers' strike seems to eliminate the chance of consistently high freight rates.

FedEx has announced that it has put contingency plans in place to reduce the effects of a strike by union dockworkers that is affecting many ports in the U.S.