TREE NEWS reports: Walmart reported Q2 FY2027 revenue of $187.9B and adjusted EPS of $0.81, both beating estimates, but US same-store sales growth of 2.6% was the lowest in over six years due to pharmacy price deflation. The company raised its full-year guidance, though the upper end of EPS guidance still missed consensus, signaling slowing growth momentum.
Walmart Q2 FY2027: Revenue and EPS beat, US comps hit 6-yr low
The headline beat masks the more telling detail: Walmart's US comps slowed to a six-year low, and the culprit is pharmacy price deflation rather than weakening traffic. That distinction matters for anyone tracking consumer health, because it suggests the drag is category-specific, not a broad pullback — though the guidance range that still trails consensus implies management sees softer momentum ahead. Whether pharmacy deflation keeps distorting comps, or broader discretionary demand starts to soften too, is the open question.
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