Best Buy's stock BBY fell 2.3% in premarket trading on Thursday after the electronics retailer cut its full-year profit guidance due to the impact of tariffs.
Best Buy's stock (NYSE: BBY) is set to announce its fiscal first-quarter earnings on Thursday, May 29, 2025, with analysts expecting earnings of $1.09 per share from $8.82 billion in revenue. This would indicate a 4% year-over-year decrease in earnings and a flat sales growth compared to the prior year's numbers of $1.13 per share and $8.85 billion in revenue.
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Best Buy is likely to report weak fiscal Q1 results. The company anticipates negative comparable sales growth, and declining consumer confidence weighs on especially in April. Weaker consumer confidence and tariffs weigh on the FY2026 outlook. With tariffs excluded from Best Buy's current guidance, I expect that the 30% tariff on China will pressure the guidance. I estimate BBY stock to have 11% downside to $63.3.
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While most of Wall Street is cheering today's tariff rollback, one stock is rallying especially hard: Best Buy Co Inc (NYSE:BBY).
Best Buy has debuted a platform that lets creators and influencers collaborate with the retailer. The company announced its Best Buy Creator program Tuesday (April 8) in conjunction with Best Buy Storefronts, a “curated shopping experience” where customers can shop tech from their favorite influencers and creators.
Best Buy Co., Inc. BBY shares are lower again Friday. This comes after yesterday's drop of almost 18%.
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Best Buy is launching an influencer program, following a model popularized by Amazon and Walmart. As The Street reported Sunday (March 23), both those retail giants have programs that let popular internet personalities curate their own digital storefronts.