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Home Depot CFO discusses housing slowdown and pent-up demand at Goldman Sachs conference

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Home Depot's CFO participated in a conference hosted by Goldman Sachs on November 4, 2026. The CFO noted that housing turnover has been at a four-year low, and while customers have the means to spend, they remain uncertain about inflation, interest rates, and jobs. The CFO also stated that demand has not yet turned, but early signs of strength exist.

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The comments highlight the ongoing impact of elevated interest rates on large housing projects, which has led to a slowdown in the housing market. However, the company reported eight consecutive quarters of same-store sales growth with professional contractors, indicating continued demand in that segment.

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  • Goldman SachsHosted the conference where Home Depot's CFO spoke

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    The housing market slowdown could potentially affect the investment and sales volume of construction materials

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