The stock market grew on Monday as investors shook off tariff threats by President Donald Trump on more countries over the weekend. Despite the renewed tensions, they looked ahead to a key inflation report and a busy week of earnings.
Overall, S&P 500 rose 0.1% to 6,269, while NASDAQ increased 0.3% to 20,640.
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Chart of the Day
Here is the one-year chart of TJX Companies (TJX) as of June 16, 2025, when the stock was at $124.
In terms of divisions, HomeGoods and TJX International led the way with 8% sales growth, while Marmaxx (which consists of TJ Maxx and Marshall’s) grew 4%. TJX Canada was the weakest division with 3% sales growth.
Demand remained strong in home, apparel, and e-commerce.
To manage tariffs, TJX Companies is buying closer to need, adjusting prices, and working with vendors. With under 10% of products directly imported, it has sourcing flexibility. Inventories rose 15% as the company capitalized on strong buying opportunities.
Management remains confident in maintaining value and fresh assortments, continuing to attract a broad customer base, especially lower-income shoppers, through diverse products and targeted marketing.
TJX is part of our Conservative Growth Portfolio.
