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Home Depot Beats Q2 Estimates Amidst Housing Slump, Reaffirms Outlook

Home Depot reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings, driven by strong demand for small projects despite a challenging housing market. The company also reaffirmed its fiscal 2026 outlook, projecting flat to 2% comparable sales growth.

17 Aug, 16:24 — 18 Aug, 17:15
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bloombergHigh1h ago

Home Depot Results Beat Estimates, Overcoming Housing Slump

Home Depot Inc.’s results beat estimates in the latest quarter, a sign that spending on improvement projects is holding up despite high borrowing and housing costs. Bloomberg's Lindsay Dutch joins to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

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cnbcMostly Factual8h ago

Home Depot reaffirms guidance amid 'frozen housing market conditions'

Home Depot reported second fiscal quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations on the top and bottom lines.

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Barron'sHigh1d ago

Home Depot Earnings Will Offer the Latest Peek at the Wobbly Housing Market - Barron's

Home Depot Earnings Will Offer the Latest Peek at the Wobbly Housing Market  Barron's

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YahooMostly Factual3h ago

Home Depot Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

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seeking-alphaMixed1h ago

Home Depot reaffirms fiscal 2026 outlook with comp sales flat to 2% and operating margin 12.4% to 12.6%

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zerohedgeLow4h ago

Home Depot Earnings Offer Glimmer Of Hope As Small Projects Offset Renovation Downturn

Home Depot Earnings Offer Glimmer Of Hope As Small Projects Offset Renovation Downturn Home Depot reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter sales and profit as homeowners spent money on smaller do-it-yourself projects, giving the home-improvement retailer enough confidence to reaffirm its full-year outlook. The frozen housing market, combined with elevated borrowing costs, has deterred homeowners from financing larger renovations, such as replacing exterior windows and doo...

By Tyler Durden

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