Shares closed at $480.75 on Tuesday, marking a second consecutive day of losses and finishing 2.62% below the 52-week high reached on April 27.
Despite the decline, Trane outperformed some competitors, with Johnson Controls down 1.25% and Lennox International down 1.34%, while Carrier Global rose 0.15%.
The trading volume was 1.2 million, slightly below the 50-day average, as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones also posted losses during the rough session.
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