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Target Earnings Could Reveal Trouble For Consumers

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Navellier Market Buzz profile imageNavellier Market Buzz19 May 2026, 15:35 UTC
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Target (TGT) has experienced upward analyst revisions in its earnings targets over the last seven days, moving from $1.36 to $1.41, indicating a positive trend. Last quarter, TGT reported a 13% earnings surprise, which was larger than normal. The company has also improved its inventory management, leading to better performance in its supermarket business. We anticipate this positive trend to continue, suggesting a bullish outlook for TGT.

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