The Latest Breaking News from Carnival Corporation

Cruise company Carnival Corporation (CCL) recorded a 50% jump in sales during Cyber Monday, indicating a busy 2023 travel season. Despite strong bookings, CCL is expected to struggle due to a possible recession. So, should you buy, sell, or hold on to the stock now? Read on to learn our…

Carnival Corporation (CCL) is in rough waters due to the high inflation, the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes, and a slowing economy. It missed consensus estimates for its 2022 third quarter. Amid significant debt load and rising expenses, the stock lost more than 50% in 2022. Several analysts have downgraded the…

Cruise company Carnival Corporation (CCL) expects its 2023 cumulative advance bookings to be higher than in 2019. However, travel demand is expected to slow down amid the recession fears. So, should you give up on the stock now? Read on to learn our view….

Carnival Cruise Lines’ makes vaccinations and mask wearing compulsory as cases rise and after Majestic Princess reported 800 positive test results

The travel industry, which barely revived from its pandemic-led disruptions, is struggling with high inflation and labor shortages. Hence, we think fundamentally weak travel stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) are best avoided now. Read more….

Persistently high inflation and the Fed’s aggressive stance to combat it have increased recession fears. While the cruise industry barely recovered from the pandemic-led disruptions, a downturn in the economy could wipe out its liquidity. So, it may be prudent to avoid fundamentally weak cruise ship stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL),…

The stock market has been facing significant turmoil due to aggressive rate hikes and recession concerns. As the stock market is expected to remain volatile in the near term, the hard-hit stocks Carnival Corporation (CCL) and Upstart Holdings (UPST) might be best avoided as they might drop even lower. Read…

When passengers boarded the MS Zaandam in March 2020, they were preparing for the holiday of a lifetime. Within days they would be confined to their rooms on a liner that no country would let dock. How long would their ordeal last?

Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) and Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd (NYSE: RCL) reached new 52-week lows on Thursday after plunging 13% and 10%, respectively on Wednesday in response to a series of analysts weighing in on the s

Cruise ships are returning to our oceans after the pandemic brought the industry to a halt. But some countries want to see change when they welcome tourists back to their tropical islands.

Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) was surging over 9% on Thursday in tandem with the general markets, which saw the S&P 500 rising about 1.5%.