Shares closed at $230.88 on Thursday as the S&P 500 fell 0.38% and the Dow dropped 0.63% in a broadly weaker US market session.
The decline ended a two-day winning streak, while Lowe's beat Amazon's 1.39% fall and Home Depot's 0.13% dip; Walmart edged up 0.09%.
Lowe's remains 21.22% below its 52-week high of $293.06 reached on 12 February, and trading volume of 2.2 million was below its 50-day average of 2.7 million.
Is Lowe's legendary 65-year dividend streak truly safe amid a stagnant housing market and slowing consumer spending?
Can Lowe's pivot to pro contractors successfully navigate the sharp downturn in the DIY home improvement market?
With new tariffs looming, will homeowners face even higher costs for essential home repairs and renovations this year?