Wayfair Stock Drops After Mixed Q4 2025 Earnings
Wayfair beat revenue and adjusted profit forecasts but missed on reported losses due to debt costs — shares fell in premarket despite strong customer growth.
Wayfair beat revenue and adjusted profit forecasts but missed on reported losses due to debt costs — shares fell in premarket despite strong customer growth.
Trump administration delays furniture tariff increases until 2027. Wayfair, Williams-Sonoma, and RH shares rise as upholstered furniture stays at 25% instead of 30%, cabinets at 25% vs. 50%.
Jefferies cuts Wayfair to Hold, citing weaker holiday traffic and softer consumer buying intentions. The firm says the stock’s risk/reward now looks balanced with a $94 price target.
Wayfair (W) reported strong third-quarter 2025 results with revenue up 8% to $3.1 billion and orders rising 5%. Despite a net loss, adjusted profits beat expectations as customers shopped ahead of new tariffs.
President Trump is hitting imports with massive new tariffs starting October 1st, targeting branded drugs (100%), heavy trucks (25%), and furniture.
Trump launched a "major" furniture tariff probe to boost U.S. manufacturing. Shares of import-heavy retailers (Wayfair, RH, Williams-Sonoma) fell, while U.S. makers (Ethan Allen, La-Z-Boy) rose. Industry opposes, citing no national security link and harm to U.S. jobs. Consumer prices are already up.