Home Depot intends to keep its prices stable, even in light of tariffs.

Home Depot announced it will not raise prices despite ongoing tariff pressures, with executive Billy Bastek stating the company aims to maintain pricing across its portfolio. The retailer reported a 9.4% year-over-year increase in first-quarter sales to $39.9 billion, although overall comparable sales dipped 0.3%. Home Depot sources over 50% of its products domestically and expects continued diversification among suppliers. While facing challenges from a sluggish housing market, the company projects total sales growth of 2.8% and plans to open 13 new stores this year.