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Potential Rate Cuts Could Benefit These Firms
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 9/8/2025.
Key Points
- The market anticipates modest interest rate cuts from the Fed in September, and investors are seeking ways to take advantage of this.
- Consider looking beyond the industries most directly impacted by a change in rate cuts to find overlooked companies.
- Homebuilder stocks like Builders FirstSource and PulteGroup, as well as logistics companies like GXO, could be good places to start.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is widely expected to cut interest rates at its September 17 meeting. While analysts foresee only a modest reduction—driven in part by concerns over unemployment—it would be the Fed's first rate cut of 2025. With markets pricing in relief, investors are looking for sectors that could benefit.
Most eyes gravitate toward financial services and real estate, but homebuilding and logistics companies may also stand to gain. Because these names aren't always top of mind, their shares might not yet reflect an impending rate cut.
A Potential Boost in the Housing Market Could Benefit Builders
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While headlines point to collapsing sales and fading tax credits, tech analyst Jeff Brown says Tesla is on the verge of its biggest breakthrough yet — a revolutionary form of "Manifested AI" that Forbes has called a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity, potentially sparking a 25,000% growth market and setting up what he believes could be the greatest corporate comeback in history.
Click here now to watch his urgent briefingBuilders FirstSource (NYSE: BLDR) is one of the largest U.S. suppliers of homebuilding materials—lumber, roofing, siding and engineered wood products. BLDR shares are roughly flat year-to-date but have climbed steadily over the past few months.
They picked up a modest lift earlier this summer after Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted at forthcoming rate cuts. Even so, analysts still see additional upside potential.
Falling commodity prices and a soft housing market weighed on Builders' top line, with net sales down 5% year-over-year in the second quarter, below estimates. Lower interest rates could lower mortgage costs, encouraging homeowners to sell or renovate—driving demand for building supplies. Since it takes time for rate cuts to ripple through the housing sector, investors who buy now may capture gains when activity picks up.
Another Homebuilder With a Significant Land Position
PulteGroup Inc. (NYSE: PHM) has emerged as another leading housing stock ahead of potential rate cuts. PHM shares are up nearly 28% year-to-date, compared with a sub-1% gain for Builders FirstSource. Yet 10 out of 15 analysts still rate PulteGroup a Buy.
PulteGroup's edge lies in its land holdings—about 250,000 lots under control—and a roughly $2.5 billion investment in new land positions during the first half of the year. Beyond construction, the company offers mortgage and related services, positioning it to benefit across the housing cycle as activity accelerates.
GXO Demonstrates Growth Potential as the Logistics Industry Could Strengthen
GXO Logistics (NYSE: GXO) is a $6 billion firm providing warehousing, distribution and supply-chain services. Its shares have gained over 19% year-to-date, and the company reported a record $3.3 billion in second-quarter revenue—beating estimates—thanks to several high-profile partnerships.
GXO's organic revenue grew about 6% year-over-year in the latest quarter, reflecting resilience amid supply-chain challenges. It also secured final regulatory approval to acquire British logistics firm Wincanton, which will bolster its European footprint.
Logistics companies typically carry high leverage due to the costs of vehicles, warehouses and technology. Lower interest rates would ease GXO's financing costs. In addition, its customers—who often rely on financing for inventory and distribution—could see increased demand, further boosting GXO's business.
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