Rising interest rates dogged Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) for the past two quarters, roiling markets like housing and automobiles, and impacting tool sales. But the toolmaker was also buffeted by currency exchange rates, rising commodity costs, inflation, and the lingering effects of tariffs from the ongoing trade battle. Stanley continues to roll out its own Craftsman line, and in the fourth quarter it drove approximately 2 percentage points of the 7% gains achieved in organic revenue growth for the tools and storage segment, net the effects of cannibalization.