Walmart and Target's Earnings This Week Are Really a Check-Up on Latino Household Budgets

HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA - NOVEMBER 20: A Walmart sign hangs on the exterior of the store on November 20, 2025 in Hollywood, Florida. The retailer reported earnings per share of 62 cents and revenues of $179.5 billion through its latest quarter, sending the stock up more than 5.6% to above $106 shortly after trading opened. (Credit: Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

MIAMI — Nine major retailers open their books this week, and for Latino families the headline earnings-per-share figure won't be the number that matters most. The more useful read sits in same-store sales trends, guidance language about "value-seeking" shoppers, and executive commentary on who is — and isn't — still filling a cart.

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