Impact ledger

The Home Depot, Inc. (HD)

54 events mapped to this ticker since 2026-06-12.

Event impact log

DateEventChannelDirectionHorizonImpact
2026-07-16EventHigher interest rates increase mortgage costs, potentially slowing the housing market and reducing demand for home improvement projects. Consumer spending may also be curtailed due to economic uncertainty.Bearish1-3m0.65
2026-07-16EventLower inflation and reduced rate hike expectations could lead to lower mortgage rates over time, potentially stimulating the housing market and consumer spending on home improvement, benefiting HD.Bullish1-3m0.55
2026-07-14EventDemand for home improvement products and consumer spending trends.watch1-3m0.40
2026-07-13EventSecond-order effect: Weak consumer health signals from bank earnings could lead to reduced discretionary spending on home improvement, impacting HD's sales.Bearish3-12m0.35
2026-07-11EventSecond-order effect: WD-40 products are often sold in home improvement stores. Increased sales for WD-40 could imply healthy traffic or purchasing trends in these retail channels, benefiting retailers.watch1-3m0.20
2026-07-08EventHigher interest rates increase mortgage costs, dampening housing market activity and reducing demand for home improvement projects. Persistent inflation erodes consumer discretionary spending.Bearish3-12m0.65
2026-07-08EventPersistent core inflation and higher interest rates could dampen consumer spending on home improvement projects, particularly larger discretionary ones, and cool the housing market.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-07-08EventStubborn core inflation and potential for higher interest rates could dampen consumer spending on home improvement projects and reduce housing market activity.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-07-07EventPotential for a broader market correction if the IPO boom is indicative of a bubble, impacting consumer spending and housing market sentiment.watch3-12m0.30
2026-07-03EventHigher for longer interest rates can dampen consumer spending on big-ticket items and home improvement projects, especially if mortgage rates remain elevated. Weak jobs data further pressures consumer discretionary spending.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-07-03EventHousing market sensitivity to economic slowdown and consumer confidence; discretionary home improvement spending. A cooling labor market and sticky inflation could reduce consumer willingness and ability to undertake large home improvement projects.Bearish3-12m0.70
2026-07-03EventA weakening job market and higher unemployment could lead to reduced consumer spending on home improvement projects, impacting sales of building materials and related services.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-30EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market and reduce consumer discretionary spending on home improvement projects.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-30EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market, reducing demand for home improvement projects. Persistent inflation also erodes consumer discretionary spending, impacting big-ticket purchases and DIY projects.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-30EventHigher interest rates increase mortgage costs and reduce housing affordability, potentially slowing the housing market and demand for home improvement goods. Persistent inflation also erodes consumer purchasing power.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-26EventHigher inflation and interest rates can dampen consumer spending on discretionary home improvement projects and reduce housing market activity, impacting sales.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-26EventHigher interest rates, resulting from persistent inflation and delayed rate cuts, can dampen consumer spending on big-ticket items and home improvement projects due to increased borrowing costs and reduced disposable income.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-26EventPersistent high inflation, especially in energy, erodes consumer purchasing power. This could lead to reduced discretionary spending on home improvement projects, impacting sales volumes and potentially margins if input costs remain high.Bearish1-3m0.50
2026-06-25EventIndirectly, a resilient banking sector contributes to overall economic stability and consumer confidence. This could support consumer spending on home improvement, benefiting retailers like Home Depot.Bullish3-12m0.20
2026-06-23EventNew order intake for shipbuilding division, contributing to backlog and revenue visibility.Bullish1-3m0.40
2026-06-22EventPotential competitive landscape shift in the building materials and installation services market if the merger proceeds, affecting demand for their products or services.watch3-12m0.30
2026-06-21EventHigher interest rates increase the cost of mortgages and home equity lines of credit, potentially cooling the housing market and reducing consumer spending on home improvement projects. This could lead to lower sales volumes.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-20EventHigher interest rates increase mortgage costs, potentially slowing the housing market and reducing demand for home improvement projects. Consumer spending on discretionary items may also decrease.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-20EventA strengthening housing market and increased homebuilding activity, as signaled by Berkshire's acquisition, would likely lead to higher demand for home improvement products and services.Bullish3-12m0.40
2026-06-18EventHigher interest rates increase borrowing costs for consumers (e.g., mortgages, home equity loans), potentially dampening demand for home improvement projects and big-ticket items.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-18EventHigher interest rates increase mortgage costs, potentially cooling the housing market and reducing consumer spending on home improvement projects. Reduced disposable income due to higher borrowing costs for other consumer loans could also impact sales.Bearish3-12m0.65
2026-06-18EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market, reducing demand for home improvement goods. Increased cost of financing for consumers.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-17EventRising interest rates can cool the housing market by increasing mortgage costs, potentially reducing demand for home improvement projects. High inflation could also squeeze consumer discretionary spending.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-17EventConsumer discretionary spending, housing market sensitivity, interest rates on mortgagesBearish3-12m0.55
2026-06-17EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market by increasing mortgage costs, potentially reducing demand for home improvement goods. Consumer spending might also be impacted by economic uncertainty.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-16EventPotential changes in competitive landscape for building materials and installation services. QXO's increased scale could alter pricing or service offerings.watch3-12m0.30
2026-06-16EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market and reduce consumer discretionary spending on home improvement projects.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-15EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market and reduce consumer spending on home improvement projects, impacting sales. Increased borrowing costs for the company could also be a factor.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-15EventSustained high interest rates can cool the housing market by increasing mortgage costs, which could reduce demand for home improvement projects and related retail sales.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-15EventHigher interest rates can cool the housing market, reducing demand for home improvement projects. Reduced consumer discretionary spending due to inflation and tighter monetary policy.Bearish3-12m0.60
2026-06-12EventHigher short-term rates can translate to higher mortgage rates and reduced consumer discretionary spending on home improvement projects, particularly for larger, financed projects.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-12EventA low unemployment rate generally supports consumer confidence and disposable income, which can drive home improvement spending. However, if the tight labor market leads to sustained higher interest rates, it could cool the housing market, potentially dampening demand for large-ticket home improvememixed3-12m0.50
2026-06-12EventConsumer spending on home improvement, influenced by mortgage rates and consumer credit costs. A stable DFF at 3.62% suggests mortgage rates might also be stable, which could support housing market activity and big-ticket home improvement projects, but could also reflect a slower housing market.watch3-12m0.50
2026-06-12EventHigher mortgage rates and increased cost of consumer credit can dampen housing market activity and consumer spending on home improvement projects.Bearish3-12m0.50
2026-06-12EventA tight labor market and sustained economic growth could support consumer spending on home improvement. However, if higher interest rates lead to a slowdown in the housing market or increased mortgage costs, it could negatively impact demand for big-ticket items.watch3-12m0.50

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