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Lowe's Hits 52-Week Low as Analysts Cut Quarterly Earnings Estimates
- Lowe's Companies fell to a new 52-week low as analysts cut their earnings expectations amid persistent housing market headwinds.
- The stock touched an intraday low of $204.51 on June 2, facing 27 downward EPS revisions and zero upward revisions over the last week.
- The downward revisions follow cautious forward guidance, reflecting concerns about high interest rates and cooling home improvement demand.
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LOW hit an intraday low of $204.51 on June 2, breaking its previous 52-week low of $207.55. Downward revisions for current quarter = 27, upward = 0. The company beat Q1 2026 adjusted EPS of $3.03 vs. $2.97 expected and reaffirmed full-year guidance of $12.25–$12.75 adjusted EPS, but management cited a challenging housing environment shaped by elevated interest rates and low housing turnover. Comparable sales increased 0.6% in Q1, driven by spring execution and 15.5% online growth.