TSCO News & Events

Stock futures are pointing higher and markets are trading with a cautiously positive tone Thursday as investors continue to digest earnings results from major technology companies and a Federal Reserve decision to keep interest rates unchanged. At the same time, concerns about parts of the tech sector were underscored by a notable decline in Microsoft shares after weaker-than-expected cloud revenue, signaling that sentiment around AI spending and returns remains a key focus for traders.Outside of equities, broader market dynamics reflect ongoing macro and geopolitical influences. Safe-haven assets such as gold have remained elevated amid continued uncertainty, and oil prices have pushed higher on geopolitical developments, underscoring that macro risks continue to shape positioning across asset classes. Overseas markets have been mixed, with some Asian and European indexes showing resilience even as global risk sentiment fluctuates around earnings news and policy expectations.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures rose 0.26%, Nasdaq futures rose 0.15% and Dow futures rose 0.09%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.UP AFTER EARNINGS -Meta Platformsup 9%Royal Caribbeanup 8%IBMup 8%Southwestup 7%MasterCardup 5%Lockheed Martinup 3%Teslaup 2%Caterpillarup 1%Honeywellup 1%Comcastdown 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -ServiceNowdown 8%Microsoftdown 6%Las Vegas Sandsdown 5%Tractor Supplydown 4%L3Harris Technologiesdown 3%Sherwin Williamsdown 2%Dow Inc.down 2%Thermo Fisherdown 1%

Sees FY26 net sales up 4%-6%, with SSS up 1%-3%.

Reports Q4 revenue $3.9B, consensus $3.99B. Reports Q4 SSS up 0.3%. "Our fourth quarter results came in below our expectations and reflected a shift in consumer spending, with essential categories remaining resilient while discretionary demand moderated. Against that backdrop, our team stayed focused on executing the fundamentals of the business, growing share in the farm and ranch channel and continuing to engage our customers. I want to thank our more than 52,000 Team Members for their continued dedication to the work they do every day across our stores, distribution centers and store support center," said Hal Lawton, President and CEO of Tractor Supply. "Overall, 2025 was a year of meaningful progress. We continued to gain market share, opened productive new stores and advanced Project Fusion and localization. At the same time, we built the capabilities needed to support Direct Sales, Final Mile and pet and animal prescriptions. As we move into 2026, we are prepared to operate with discipline across a range of economic conditions. With much of our strategic foundation now in place, we remain focused on executing our Life Out Here 2030 strategic initiatives and delivering a more consistent performance profile over time," said Lawton.

Notable companies reporting before tomorrow's open, with earnings consensus, include Mastercard (MA), consensus $4.24... Caterpillar (CAT), consensus $4.71... Thermo Fisher (TMO), consensus $6.45... Blackstone (BX), consensus $1.54... Honeywell (HON), consensus $2.54... Lockheed Martin (LMT), consensus $5.75... Altria (MO), consensus $1.32... Comcast (CMCSA), consensus 76c... Shermin-Williams (SHW), consensus $2.16... Royal Caribbean (RCL), consensus $2.80... L3Harris Technologies (LHX), consensus $2.76... Tractor Supply (TSCO), consensus 46c... Southwest Airlines (LUV), consensus 57c.