The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday edition that Procter & Gamble has issued a wider range than usual for its annual sales outlook, underscoring the volatility U.S. companies continue to navigate even as the Trump administration begins to strike trade deals. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post says the maker of Tide detergent and Gillette razors expects organic sales growth this year to range between flat to 4 per cent versus the prior year. This projection includes raising some prices. The top end of that range would be a faster pace of growth than the most recent fiscal year, which ended on June 30, and better than Wall Street's forecast for 2.6-per-cent organic annual sales growth, according to a Bloomberg survey. P&G's shares have been under pressure this year. P&G said on Monday that it is promoting 58-year-old Shailesh Jejurikar from chief operating officer to chief executive officer. Mr. Jejurikar will replace Jon Moeller on Jan. 1. Mr. Moeller, 61, said Monday that he was stepping down now because he has been at P&G for nearly four decades and it was time for others to lead the company. P&G had previously said it planned to raise prices to counter the Trump administration's tariffs.