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McDonald's suffers worst US sales loss since the pandemic after E. coli outbreak — but here's why the stock is rising

1. McDonald's US sales fell 1.4%, their worst drop since the pandemic. 2. E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounder impacted customer spending. 3. Despite US losses, global sales grew due to fading boycotts. 4. Fourth-quarter revenue was $6.39 billion, missing $6.44 billion estimate. 5. McDonald's invested $100 million to recover from the sales decline.

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Why Bearish?

The E. coli outbreak negatively impacted US sales and confidence, similar to past health crises.

How important is it?

Sales performance and public health issues directly affect investor sentiment and future earnings.

Why Short Term?

Immediacy of E. coli incident suggests quick recovery if managed well, unlike longer-term issues.

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