Dollar Tree Stock News

Equities have pulled back from their late July highs, though the Q2 reporting season has been solid. We spot three firms with unusual corporate event activity. A problem child is back at the top of ou

Markets Wait for NVIDIA's Earnings Results.

There are near-term concerns for Dollar Tree, Affirm, and Citi Trends this week. All three companies are stepping up with quarterly results this week.

The Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium begins on Thursday. Plus, earnings from Lowe's, Nvidia, Dollar Tree, Intuit, and Ulta Beauty.

Dollar Tree's (DLTR) Q2 revenues are likely to have benefited from robust product demand and growth across segments, offset by cost headwinds.

Dollar Tree (DLTR) is seeing favorable earnings estimate revision activity and has a positive Zacks Earnings ESP heading into earnings season.

Dollar General and Dollar Tree are facing challenges due to inflation related reduced spending by their core customer base. Dollar General is more profitable and more efficiently run. They also have a

Investors might be intrigued by a recent observation from McDonald's CEO Christopher Kempczinski. Some households are trading down to adjust their spending in line with the recent rise in inflation.

While the Federal Reserve seeks to spark gentle disinflation, it can't be too soft on accelerating consumer prices either, which is exactly why investors need to consider reliable stocks during rate h

Although second-quarter retail visits were down slightly year-over-year, there are plenty of bright spots across the sector, according to foot traffic data from analytics company Placer.ai.

Although the headline print of the June jobs report was encouraging in that it came in below economists' forecast, it might not be enough for the Federal Reserve, meaning that investors should still c

AU, CBFV and DLTR have been added to the Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) List on July 10, 2023.

Dollar Tree's bold move into higher price points, particularly in food and beverage, stands to disrupt the market and seize market share.

Bradley Thomas, managing director at KeyBanc Capital Markets, and CNBC's Melissa Repko join 'The Exchange' to discuss how student loan repayment will negatively impact consumer discretionary spending,

In trading on Tuesday, shares of Dollar Tree crossed above their 200 day moving average of $146.47, changing hands as high as $146.83 per share.