McDonald’s is set to report Q3 2025 earnings on November 5, with modest growth expected in revenue and profit. Analysts see international markets as key drivers, though inflation and margin pressures may limit gains despite strong value-driven promotions and global expansion
While the company has experienced pricing pressure, consumer hesitancy, and changing menu strategies, McDonald’s is likely to release its Q3 2025 results on November 5. The analyst consensus suggests a slight increase in adjusted earnings per share to about US$3.33, from approximately US$3.23 in the previous year, which indicates a 2.8% increase year-over-year. The income is expected to be around US$7.07 billion.
The slow but steady growth of the top line has not gone unnoticed by the analysts who have identified several underlying forces attracting their interest. Inflation is eating up the disposable income of lower-income Americans and, as a result, U.S. traffic remains strained. At the same time, McDonald’s
The best potential may be in the international markets. Analysts highlight areas like Developmental Licensed Markets
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As soon as the results are out, the management commentary will attract quite some attention. Investors will look for U.S.consumer behavior insights, global market momentum, margin trajectory, and whether value-oriented products are driving long-term comparable sales growth instead of brief gains. McDonald’s might not be very confident for a breakout quarter, but the attitude it sets could highly impact the expectations for how it tackles inflation.
