Stock Pulse
Procter & Gamble (PG) demonstrated strong Q2 2025 results with 3% organic sales growth driven by brand strength and pricing strategies [3], [8]. The company is nearing its all-time high stock price, outperforming the broader market, attributed to volume growth and a weakening US dollar [1]. Despite this positive performance, concerns remain regarding a high P/E ratio [1], reduced consumer spending in China [3], and potential headwinds like rising costs and geopolitical tensions [3]. The company is focusing on cost-saving initiatives, supply chain improvements, and long-term brand building to navigate these challenges [3]. New product launches, like the revamped Gillette Venus line, aim to strengthen market leadership and potentially boost profitability [7].