NYSE:HD 22 December 2025 - 31 December 2025

The Home Depot, Inc. shares edged lower in after-hours trading on Tuesday, last seen down about 0.3% at $346.35.

Home Depot shares fell 0.6% to $345.48 in late morning trading on Tuesday, extending a choppy run for housing-linked retailers as investors weighed fresh housing indicators and a key Federal Reserve update due later in the day.

Home Depot stock is heading into Monday’s session with the broader market still in “year-end mode”—thin volumes, index milestones in view, and investors laser-focused on the interest-rate path that ultimately drives housing turnover and big-ticket renovation demand.

Home Depot, Inc. stock is heading into the final trading days of 2025 with investors balancing a resilient year-end tape against the company’s own message that the housing-led “big project” cycle has yet to fully reaccelerate.

Home Depot shares were last indicated around $349.78, after trading $346.57–$350.05 in the most recent session, with a 52-week range of $326.31–$426.75 and a market cap around $346B. MarketWatch+1

As of 11:10 p.m. ET in New York on Friday, December 26, 2025, U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend, with the next regular session set for Monday, December 29. In the final stretch of 2025, The Home Depot, Inc. remains a closely watched bellwether for U.S. housing activity, consumer confidence, and professional contractor demand—three forces that continue to define the stock’s direction heading into 2026.

NEW YORK — As of 3:35 p.m. ET on Friday, December 26, 2025, The Home Depot, Inc. was trading at $349.03, up about 0.49% on the day, after opening at $346.99 and ranging between $346.20 and $350.00 in the session. Volume stood near 1.05 million shares, a reminder that liquidity is often thinner than usual in the final stretch of the year.

Home Depot heads into Friday’s session with investors still digesting a cautious early outlook for fiscal 2026, a mixed most-recent quarter, and a housing-and-rate backdrop that management says is still weighing on big-ticket home improvement demand.

Home Depot, Inc. is trading through a shortened Christmas Eve session with investors juggling mixed signals: upbeat Wall Street ratings, cautious earnings-revision trends, and a steady drumbeat of institutional-position headlines. Meanwhile, the broader market’s “Santa rally” narrative is picking up steam as the S&P 500 notched a fresh record intraday high on Wednesday. Reuters+1

Home Depot stock ended Tuesday’s regular session modestly lower, then stabilized in after-hours trading as investors headed into a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session.

Dec. 23, 2025 — The Home Depot, Inc. stock traded near $344 on Tuesday, edging lower on the day as investors weighed a fresh round of analyst target updates against the retailer’s newly outlined 2026 framework and an interest-rate-sensitive housing backdrop.

Home Depot, Inc. ended Monday’s session modestly higher, then stayed essentially flat in after-hours trading—an important signal heading into a data-heavy Tuesday morning that could move interest rates, housing sentiment, and consumer spending expectations.