Home Depot says some items on its shelves will soon cost more, blaming the rising expense of tariffs. The disclosure, delivered by Chief Financial Officer Richard McPhail after the retailer’s latest quarterly report, marks a rare public acknowledgment of tariff pressure from America’s largest home-improvement chain.

Home Depot came up short of Wall Street expectations in its second quarter, yet the retailer insisted its roadmap for 2025 remains unchanged. The company’s mixed message—disappointment now, confidence later—was first reported by Investing.com.