Kinder Morgan is set to drop its Q2 earnings tomorrow—after the market closes—and analysts are watching closely as the energy giant aims to match modest expectations after a stellar Q1. Last quarter, they smashed revenue targets with $4.83 billion, up 13.8% YoY, and surprised on EPS. This time, the street expects just a 4.9% revenue bump, a slowdown from last year’s 13.2% growth. While Kinder Morgan has a history of missing targets, it’s the first in its sector to report, making its numbers a potential bellwether for the broader energy market. Investors remain calm ahead of the report, with Kinder Morgan’s stock up just 1.1% in the past month—suggesting muted reactions if results fall short or exceed expectations.
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