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Stable fuel prices strengthen FedEx results

By Justin Baer in New York

Published: September 11 2009 16:11 | Last updated: September 17 2009 13:57

FedEx told investors on Friday that stable fuel prices and a modest recovery in the world’s economy had helped lift the package delivery company’s earnings well above expectations for the first half of its fiscal year.

FedEx said it earned 58 cents a share during the fiscal first quarter, well above the 30-45 cent range it predicted in June, and forecast a second-quarter profit of 65-95 cents a share.

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