SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT)

Target learned it can't beat Walmart and Costco at their own game. Now the company is returning to what made it special in the first place.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing reported strong revenue growth, while TJX expects to exceed earnings expectations. Analysts raise Wynn Resorts' price target.

Uber and Dollar General launch partnership for on-demand delivery of household essentials from 14,000+ locations via Uber Eats app, with discounts.

A handful of retailers may stand out from the crowd as being uniquely positioned to thrive amid external tariff, inflation, and recession challenges.

The latest trade comes close on the heels of the sale of $737 million in stock by Bezos.

On Holding stock is primed for a new bull run as the rest of the retail sector starts to see improvements in its price action and performance.

Chewy won't receive any proceeds from the sale but has agreed to buy from the BC Partners funds $100 million worth of shares to be canceled upon completion of the deal.

Shares of Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) fell for 10 straight trading sessions, from June 3 to June 17, before finally snapping its streak, and posting a 0.89% gain on Wednesday, June 18.

The lingerie brand is already fighting to fend off a challenge from key shareholder BBRC International, which is blaming the company's board for poor performance.

CEO Sumit Singh says the pet segment is resilient, and Chewy will continue to gain market share.

The pet supplies retailer has bucked the tariff-driven downturn in the market, with its shares rising nearly 42% year-to-date.

The company’s Q2 profit forecast also came in below expectations.

Victoria’s Secret said it has delayed its Q1 report due to a cyber incident that disabled systems, flagging that related costs may weigh on upcoming earnings.

For the full year 2025, the company continues to expect net sales to decline between 5% and 7%, with comparable sales decreasing between 4% and 6%.

Abercrombie & Fitch's Q1 results beat expectations, causing a 30% stock surge.

Trump's threats spark fear of trade war, causing stock market shockwaves. Tech ETFs with high exposure to Apple may see volatility. Investors seek defensive options.

Trump's $3 trillion tax bill clears the House, sparking sharp market moves: solar stocks crash, defense and retail sectors rally on spending shifts.

Market volatility and weak Treasury auction suggest slowing consumer spending. Retail ETFs like RTH, ONLN, and IBUY are adapting to this shift in demand.

Shares, however, fell amid a broad market selloff after new data on Wednesday showed contraction in the U.S. economy.

XRT has more work to do. At best, the consumer sector is trying to bottom. At worst, this is a rally into resistance.

The U.S. retail sector is facing potential shortages in key consumer product areas as the ongoing trade war with China leads to a decrease in manufacturing orders and freight bookings, pushing the national supply chain towards a critical point.

BofA also cut price targets on key names, including McDonald's, Chipotle, and Domino's

Barclays said its view of positive brand and sales momentum was balanced by risks from high inventory levels and sector-wide tariff uncertainty.

Morgan Stanley has cut earnings expectations for all retail companies it tracks.