Walmart Raises Alarm on Tariffs: What Shoppers Need to Brace For!

Walmart reported a solid first quarter for fiscal 2026, with results exceeding analysts’ expectations and reflecting resilience amid a volatile economic environment. The company posted adjusted earnings of 61 cents per share, surpassing the 58-cent consensus estimate, and saw revenue grow 2.5% year over year to $165.6 billion. U.S. same-store sales rose 4.5%, outpacing the projected 3.9% increase. eCommerce remained a major growth engine, with global online sales up 22%, helping Walmart achieve eCommerce profitability worldwide for the first time. Despite these gains, the stock fell 1.7% in morning trading following the report, reflecting investor concerns over heightened macroeconomic risks and tariff uncertainties.