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Unilever is set to release its first quarter results next week, with investors closely watching for signs of how the company is navigating subdued pricing, weaker consumer confidence, and global trade tensions under new CEO Fernando Fernandez. The company has indicated a softer start to the year but anticipates improvements later, making this update key for assessing its evolving strategy and the impact of increased marketing spend. Additionally, updates are expected regarding the restructuring and spinoff of its ice cream business and its response to ongoing tariff risks. Reckitt will also report results, with management forecasting strong growth in emerging markets, flat performance in Europe, and slight gains in North America, though retailer destocking and slow product rollouts remain challenges. Investors are particularly interested in Reckitt's progress on exiting non-core segments like Essential Home and the strategic review of Mead Johnson Nutrition, as well as how tariff risks might affect US pricing and margins. Both companies' updates will provide important insights into their strategic transformations and responses to challenging market conditions.