Thes $2.11B Trading Volume Propels It to 32nd in Market Ranking Amid Broader Market Doldrums

On September 12, 2025, The saw a trading volume of $2.11 billion, ranking 32nd in the market. Concurrently, Home Depot (HD) declined 0.17%, reflecting broader market dynamics. The stock’s performance appears influenced by sector-specific trends and macroeconomic factors, though no direct company-specific news was highlighted in the provided data.

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