Nike's Q3 earnings exceed expectations despite inventory challenges.

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Nike's Q3 earnings and revenue beat Wall Street's expectations, but bloated inventory and weak sales in China continue to weigh on its margins. Gross margins were down to 43.3% due to higher markdowns and promotions used to liquidate inventory. Nike's direct-to-consumer sales were up 17% to $5.3 billion, and digital sales jumped 20%. Sales in North America were up 27%, and in Europe, Middle East and Africa, revenue jumped 17%. However, sales in China were down 8% to $1.99 billion, despite the end of China's zero-Covid policy.
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