Ralph Lauren Expects Robust Growth to Slow Amid Weakness in US

Ralph Lauren Corp. expects its strong revenue growth to ease in the latter part of the year, striking a cautious note on US consumer spending.

The apparel company forecast revenue, excluding currency changes, to increase at a low-single-digit percentage in the fiscal year that’s expected to end in March 2026. Analysts on average projected about a 4% gain.

The company pointed to weakening consumer spending in the US as a headwind, and said growth will be heavily weighted to the first two quarters.

Ralph Lauren will lean into its “diversified supply chain, operating discipline, and strong balance sheet” as it ...