Home improvement retail U.S. comparable sales growth measures Home Depot comparable sales growth within the United States.
Home Depot reported 1.3% U.S. comparable sales growth in fiscal Q2 2026, compared with 1.7% total-company comparable sales growth.
Geography can change the consolidated read
The 40-basis-point gap shows that the total comparable-sales rate can differ from the U.S. rate because Home Depot also operates in Canada and Mexico and reports results in U.S. dollars.
Use comparable sales growth for the consolidated same-base measure and net sales FX impact for the disclosed currency effect on reported sales. The U.S. rate is a geography lens, not a separate measure of store quality.
Primary source: Home Depot fiscal Q2 2026 Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.
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