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Lowe’s Shares Stumble After Warning Of ‘Uncertainty’ In Home Improvement Market

Lowe’s Q4 sales grew 10.9%, driven by pro and online segments, but full-year outlook remains cautious amid housing market and tariff uncertainties.

  • On Wednesday, Lowe's Cos reported quarterly revenue of $20.58 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.98 per share, beating estimates, but shares fell after cautious full-year guidance below Wall Street expectations.
  • Housing-Market indicators show slowing home turnover and elevated mortgage rates, which mute remodeling demand, while tariff policy remains uncertain after recent Supreme Court and President Donald Trump actions.
  • Same-Store sales rose 1.3% in the quarter, with nine of 14 merchandising categories delivering positive comps led by electrical, kitchen and baths, paint and millwork, as Lowe's plans $2.5 billion capital expenditures and invests in pro and home services.
  • The company moved to reduce costs through job cuts and productivity actions, cutting 600 corporate and support roles earlier this month while tightening management bonus payout rules and return-to-office requirements.
  • Home Depot's stronger quarter contrasted with signs of homeowner caution, while analysts note Lowe's recent acquisitions bulk up its pro business to gain share amid pressures likely lasting into 2026.
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.
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