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Coca-Cola Co (KO) reports 5% volume growth and raises 2026 guidance, driven by successful FIFA World Cup activation and margin expansion.

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The beverage company beat expectations and raised its full-year earnings outlook.

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Coca-Cola raises its 2026 outlook as broader volume growth, margin expansion and disciplined investment offset uneven global consumer trends.

It felt a little like the 1990s on Tuesday, as Coca-Cola took center stage in the stock market after the soft-drink leader reported strong second-quarter earnings. It now trades with a higher valuation than Nvidia and other Magnificent Seven stocks. Coke stock rallied 5% to $88.27 on Tuesday after touching a record $90 earlier in the session, and was up 2.4% at $90.38 in early trading Wedneday.

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The Dow and the S&P 500 ended higher on Tuesday, driven by robust earnings and a decline in energy prices, as investors continued to dump chip stocks and take refuge in other defensive assets.

It felt a little like the 1990s on Tuesday, as Coca-Cola took center stage in the stock market after the soft-drink leader reported strong second-quarter earnings. Coke stock rallied 5% to $88.27 after touching a record $90 earlier in the session. Other consumer stocks gained, including PepsiCo Colgate-Palmolive and Procter & Gamble as investors continued to rotate out of technology, with the exchange-traded fund losing 1.8%.

Coca-Cola shares gained after strong Q2 results, with higher sales, margins and earnings prompting optimism.

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The company says World Cup campaign helped fuel a 5% gain in Coca-Cola, and 8% in Powerade. And perhaps things are about to get Spricy.

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