Why Is Carnival Stock Surging Thursday? - Carnival (NYSE:CCL)

Keep on cruising: Royal Caribbean expects double-digit profit growth

‘2025 was an outstanding year, and the momentum is further accelerating into 2026,’ company’s CEO said

Why Royal Caribbean Stock Is Skyrocketing This Week

Key PointsRoyal Caribbean just reported record fourth-quarter earnings.Its guidance was even better, however, projecting double-digit sales and earnings growth in 2026.Despite growing sales by 9% in 2026, net cruise costs (excluding fuel) declined by 6%, showing streamlining efficiencies.10 stocks we like better than Royal Caribbean Cruises › Shares of leading global cruise company Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE: RCL) are up 16% this week as of 2 p…

Stock Market Live January 29, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Higher on Earnings

Live Updates This is Why Royal Caribbean Soared 15% 32 minutes ago Live Shares of Royal Caribbean (NYSE: RCL) are up 15%, or by $44 a share. All after earnings and double-digit revenue growth guidance for the year. In its most recent quarter, Q4 adjusted net income of $2.80 per share was in line with the consensus forecast, on total revenues of $4.26 billion, close to the $4.27 billion estimates. Better, “Wave (wave seaso…

Why Is Carnival Stock Surging Thursday? - Carnival (NYSE:CCL)

Carnival Corporation (NYSE:CCL) stock rose Thursday, moving sharply against broader market weakness as the Nasdaq declined 1.31% and the S&P 500 fell 0.76%. Positive Sentiment Follows Royal Caribbean Results The surge in Carnival’s stock appears to reflect positive sentiment in the cruise sector following Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.’s (NYSE:RCL) fourth-quarter earnings report released Thursday morning. Royal Caribbean reported adjusted earnings…

Royal Caribbean’s (RCL) Record 2025 Profits Meet Carbon Challenges of the Cruise Industry

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE: RCL) kicked off 2026 with strong financial results for 2025. The company’s success reflects a broader recovery and growth in the global cruise industry. Alongside financial gains, the industry faces growing scrutiny over environmental impact.  Cruise ships are highly carbon-intensive per passenger, prompting major lines—including Royal Caribbean, MSC, Carnival, and Norwegian Cruise Line—to invest in cleaner fu…

World’s most valuable cruise company adds $15bn in market cap in a day

Royal Caribbean Group’s shares jump by 18.7% on more optimistic 2026 outlook