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Dollar Tree stock sinks as macro headwinds fueled a broader selloff in consumer-oriented names. Here’s why caution is warranted in buying the dip in DLTR shares.
Dollar Tree Inc. (DLTR) shares are trading lower Tuesday amid a broad market sell-off triggered by falling durable goods orders and rising oil prices following strikes on Iran.
