Macro headwinds are causing problems for Home Depot, but there are long-term industry tailwinds at play that should propel the business. Costco continues to report same-store sales growth, highlighting how valuable shoppers find its ability to sell high-quality goods at extremely low prices.

Home Depot • HD-NYSE Buy • $377.05 on May 20 by Stifel Following fiscal first-quarter 2025 earnings, we are upgrading Home Depot shares to Buy from Hold. We are surprised at Home Depot shares’ modest underperformance

Home Depot (NYSE:HD) recently affirmed a dividend of $2.30 per share, planned for June, which may have added confidence to its stockholders. Meanwhile, the company's quarterly earnings showed increased sales but declining net income,

Memorial Day may still be a few days away, but plenty of companies have already kicked off their sales for the holiday. The Home Depot just joined their ranks today, with its Memorial Day sale running until next Wednesday,

Walmart opened the door for retailers to hike prices over tariffs, but Home Depot doesn't plan to. Digging into each business helps explain why.

After Home Depot’s CFO announced the company's commitment to pricing stability, contactors explain how this will affect construction costs.

The home improvement retailer, which has experienced sluggish sales, also said the price strategy could help it compete better with rivals.

Home Depot's executive vice president of merchandising told analysts that the company intends "to maintain pricing across our portfolio."

Investors shouldn't get scared off because of short-term pressure. Home Depot's management is always finding ways to generate growth opportunities and become more efficient, and its approach to tariffs should boost investor confidence. The company purchased SRS last year to expand its market opportunity, which it sees as $1 trillion.

Home Depot doesn’t expect to raise prices because of tariffs, saying it has spent years diversifying the sources for the goods on its shelves.

America’s highest-profile retail chains are walking a difficult tightrope — trying to blunt the financial hit from tariffs by raising prices for consumers without angering them or President Donald Trump.