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Victoria’s Secret sees strong ‘bras and Pink’ sales, but not enough to satisfy investors

Victoria’s Secret sees strong ‘bras and Pink’ sales, but not enough to satisfy investors
MarketWatch Thursday 03 September 2026, 14:32 UTC By Tomi Kilgore 1 min read
Key Points

The company delivered sales near the high end of its forecasted range, but Wall Street was expecting more, and the stock is headed for its worst day in more than a year.

The company delivered sales near the high end of its forecasted range, but Wall Street was expecting more, and the stock is headed for its worst day in more than a year. [Image text:] VICTORIRSSEON li's YourF TShirista Neefrm
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