Delta slashes its profit outlook, saying consumers are anxious | CNN Business

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Delta Air Lines slashed its earnings forecast in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Monday, saying consumers are worried about the economy in a sign that uncertainty and economic jitters could change the way Americans are now spending their money.

The airline expects 3% to 4% growth year over year, down from an earlier estimate of 7% to 9%. And although it initially expected up to $1 earnings per share, that number is now expected to be only $0.30 to $0.50, according to the filing.

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