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Record USD 84.5bn full-year bookings and an above-consensus FY2027 guide drove Accenture's best single-day gain on record. We read the five factors.

Treasury yields reached a 24-year high this week, capping Wall Street even as Accenture and Micron beat forecasts. Our five daily notes, reviewed.

Jabil beat on both lines and guided fiscal 2027 revenue up 24%, yet the shares closed down about 10% at USD 286.86. The margin line explains it.

Micron closed fiscal 2026 with USD 133.2bn of revenue and an 87% Q4 non-GAAP gross margin, then guided USD 25bn of capex for the first half.

Carnival beat every line of its June guidance, raised full-year EPS through a USD 150m fuel headwind and closed up 13.43%. The five-factor read.

Revenue up 90% to USD 256.9m, units up just 17%: Raspberry Pi's record half was largely a memory price pass-through management says is already moderating.

AutoZone Q4 EPS rose 15.1% to $56.05 on domestic comps of just 1.6%, and the shares gained about 6%. How much of the margin gain was tariff refunds and LIFO?

Kingfisher raised full-year profit guidance to £595m-£635m after H1 adjusted pre-tax profit rose 9.9% to £404m. The shares closed about 8.6% higher.

Oracle closed the quarter with a 664bn dollar backlog against revenue guided to at least 90bn. The gap, and who is on the other side of it, is the story.

CooperCompanies beat on adjusted EPS and still fell 14 percent. The guidance cut was small; ending the CooperSurgical review is what actually repriced.

Caseys beat on Q1 with EPS of $7.37, up 27.7%, then fell about 10% after hours. Management left FY27 guidance untouched, and that is the whole story.

August payrolls came in at 162,000 against forecasts near 53,000, reviving bets on a September Federal Reserve rate rise and leaving the S&P 500 up just 0.1% on the week. Lululemon, Tesla and Broadcom fell; Snowflake soared.

Guidewire beat the quarter and fell 20% on its FY2027 guide. Strip out one year of record-low churn and underlying ARR growth is guided flat, not lower.

Lululemon cut its full year revenue guidance for the second time in three months and the shares fell about 18% after hours, to an eight year low.

Ciena posted record revenue up 37%, more than doubled operating margin and raised guidance, and still lost a tenth of its value in a session.

Wall Street spent the week repricing a Fed rate rise rather than a cut. What we flagged on Monday, how Broadcom and Dell landed, and Friday so far.

Medtronic's 13.7% organic quarter included about 670bp from a 53rd fiscal week. The underlying rate is near 7%, and that is still the story.

Dell beat on Q2 revenue and EPS with a record $95bn AI backlog, but the shares moved on gross margin rising to 21.1%, not on the beat itself.

Fed chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish Jackson Hole debut sent September rate-hike odds sharply higher, yet Wall Street still closed the week ahead as Nvidia and Salesforce delivered. Monday's US-Iran flare-up then hit the Dow.

Okta added close to $6.8bn of market value on a $25m guidance raise. The margin inflection is smaller than it looks, and the AI-agent revenue story is not yet in the numbers.

Foot Locker segment guidance swung from a $110m-$150m profit to a $40m-$80m loss in a single quarter. DICK'S shares closed down 30.67% on the day.

Wall Street's week belonged to the bond market, as the 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007 and dragged the S&P 500 to a 1.43% loss. Moderna rose 177% in a single day on cancer vaccine data, while Walmart fell 9%.

Strip the USD 0.60 tariff refund out of Ross Stores' Q2 and the beat becomes ordinary. The 10% traffic-led comp is the part that actually recurs.

London's blue chips closed at a record on Wednesday as oil swung from an 8.7% slump to a 7.9% rebound, while Wall Street suffered its worst day since April 2025. Unilever, Croda and Rio Tinto led the FTSE 100 higher; Barclays fell.