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ATLANTA , May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Home Depot®, the world's largest home improvement retailer, today announced that its board of directors declared a first-quarter cash dividend of $2.30 per share. The dividend is payable on June 18, 2025, to shareholders of record at the close of business on June 5, 2025.

Home Depot Inc HD shares remained volatile after the company on Tuesday reported its first-quarter results.

Home Depot posted mixed Q1 FY25 results, with revenue beating estimates but EPS and comparable sales slightly missing expectations amid a challenging macro environment. Management reaffirmed full-year guidance and is fast-tracking sourcing diversification to avoid tariff impacts, aiming to keep prices stable and defend market share. Despite positives like the SRS acquisition and growth in the Pro segment, weak consumer sentiment and high rates continue to suppress big-ticket spending and remodeling cycles.

Home Depot Inc. HD reported better-than-expected first-quarter sales results and reaffirmed its full-year outlook on Tuesday.

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Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended SNOW Earnings Expectations 1:45 pm by Gerelyn Terzo As earnings season rolls on, Snowflake (Nasdaq: SNOW) is certainly on the radar of Wall Street analysts, with the cloud-based AI data storage firm set to report results this week. Expectations are largely high, anticipating a strong performance from the company. Analyst firms such as Jefferies, Goldman Sachs, and Evercore ISI are all forecasting an outperformance for Snowflake, citing its demonstrated resilience even amid the recent tariff challenges. Jefferies analysts, in particular, have already taken action, boosting their price target on the stock to $200 per share, indicating a potential 20.8% upside. This sense of bullishness comes as the broader markets remain under pressure, including a 0.24% decline in the SPY ETF. Earnings Roundup 11:35 am by Gerelyn Terzo With the first-quarter earnings season still unfolding, the performance of most S&P 500 companies has proven notably robust. Fact

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Q1 Earnings Surprises 12:32 pm by Gerelyn Terzo The bulk of S&P 500 companies have now unveiled their Q1 earnings, and the consensus from FactSet data points to a largely impressive showing. Among those that have already reported, more than three-quarters (78%) of S&P 500 companies posted a positive EPS surprise, while close to two-thirds (62%) also beat their revenue projections. This positive trend, however, is tempered by a warning from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who cautions that Wall Street’s earnings estimates on S&P 500 companies have further to decline given persistent tariff uncertainty. The SPX ETF remains lower by 0.42%. Stock Market Outlook: BofA 10:57 am by Gerelyn Terzo According to Bank of America, investor sentiment regarding the wider stock market has seen an uptick. The Wall Street firm’s equity risk-love indicator, which showed deep panic just last month, has most recently registered a neutral position. Shou

Lowe's said it faces housing-market headwinds and near-term economic uncertainty, but kept its 2025 earnings projections in place.

Home Depot's CEO expressed tariff resiliency on the most recent earnings call, counter to what Walmart expressed. With 50% of products sourced from within the US, the company also aims to have no more than 10% exposure to any one country outside the US. Revenue streams are diverse, with about 30% in each of the major 3 segments Home Depot sells.

Walmart said last week that it planned to raise prices over tariffs, opening the door for other retailers to follow suit. On Tuesday, Home Depot said it didn't plan to increase prices and would instead rely on other "levers.