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Walmart Q2 FY2027: Revenue and EPS Beat, US Same-Store Sales Slowest in Six Years

Walmart beat Q2 FY2027 revenue and adjusted EPS expectations, but US same-store sales grew only 2.6%, the slowest in over six years, due to pharmacy price deflation. The company raised its full-year guidance, yet the adjusted EPS upper end remained below consensus, signaling slowing momentum.

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The headline beat masks a divergence: Walmart's raised guidance still caps adjusted EPS below consensus, so the profit outlook is being trimmed even as revenue holds. The drag is pharmacy price deflation, a structural pricing effect rather than a demand problem, which makes the 2.6% same-store figure less alarming than the six-year low suggests. The open question is whether pharmacy deflation keeps suppressing reported comps, or whether underlying traffic and general merchandise offset it in coming quarters.

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