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Home Depot and rival Lowe's are scheduled to report quarterly financial results on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, with analysts largely bullish on both home improvement retailers' stocks.
At Lowe’s, April sales tumbled nearly 3% year-over-year after having risen 6.6% in March, debit and credit card purchase data from Affinity Solutions revealed. Home Depot saw just a 0.7% jump after a 4.2% rise in March, according to the data.
Home Depot will report quarterly earnings and revenue on Tuesday as the retailer contends with high interest rates, a sluggish housing market and tariff-related cost pressures. Here's what Wall ...
Investors will be watching Home Depot (HD) earnings on Tuesday for signs of ... Those macro pressures continue heading into Home Depot's report. Tariff uncertainty remains a top concern for ...
Lowe's Companies (NYSE:LOW) gained in premarket action despite beating consensus estimates with its Q1 earnings report and sticking by its full-year guidance despite the macroeconomic backdrop. For the first quarter,
Ahead of the company’s May 20 first-quarter earnings release, a team of Evercore ISI analysts, led by Greg Melich, added Home Depot Inc.(NYSE:HD) to their Tactical Outperform list on May 19. The analyst firm anticipates that Home Depot Inc.
Q1 2025 Earnings Conference Call May 20, 2025 9:00 AM ETCompany ParticipantsIsabel Janci - VP of IR and TreasurerTed Decker