“And a foreign exchange tailwind of approximately $200 million after tax, Taken together, no change versus prior guidance.”

In context

“us to the lower half of our long-term growth algorithm as we exit fiscal twenty-six. And head into fiscal 'twenty-seven. For fiscal 'twenty-six, we continue to expect organic sales growth of in line to plus 4%. Global market growth for our portfolio footprint is around 2%, on a value basis, at the center of our guidance range. We're seeing progress in most regions, and we expect stronger growth in The U. S. As interventions take hold. As a reminder, this guidance includes 30 to 50 basis points of headwind from product and market exits, that are part of our restructuring work. Our bottom line outlook is for core EPS growth of in line to plus 4% versus prior year. This equates to a range of €6.83 to $7.09 per share. This guidance includes commodity costs roughly in line with the prior year. And a foreign exchange tailwind of approximately $200 million after tax, Taken together, no change versus prior guidance. Our fiscal 'twenty-six outlook continues to expect approximately $500 million before tax and higher costs from tariffs. Below the operating line, we continue to expect modestly higher interest expense versus last fiscal year. And a core effective tax rate in the range of 20% to 21%, for fiscal 'twenty-six, combined a $250 million after-tax headwind to earnings growth. We continue to forecast adjusted free cash flow productivity in the range of 85% to 90% for the year, and this includes an increase in capital spending as we add capacity in several categories that we incur the cash costs from the restructuring work. Expect to pay around $10 billion in dividends and to repurchase approximately $5 billion in common stock. Combined a plan to return roughly $15 billion of cash to shareholders i”