Should You Buy Procter & Gamble Stock Before July 29?

Procter & Gamble faces headwinds ahead of its July 29 earnings release, including higher commodity costs, tariffs, and interest rates. The company expects fiscal 2026 EPS toward the lower end of guidance. With stock down 7% over the past year versus S&P 500 up 16%, investors may want to wait for full-year results and fiscal 2027 guidance before buying, though the 2.9% dividend yield appeals to long-term income investors.