Target Corp (TGT)

President Donald Trump's steep tariffs on Chinese imports could lead to empty store shelves and shortages for consumers in the coming weeks, experts warn.

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President Donald Trump held a meeting with the CEOs of Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT), Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD), and Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) to deliberate on the potential implications of his tariff plans on their businesses.

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Target Corp (NYSE:TGT) faces a downgraded outlook as Goldman Sachs cuts its rating to Neutral and slashes the price target to $101. Slowing discretionary spending, tariff risks, and weak consumer sentiment data signal downside risks to FY25 earnings.

Goldman sees more downside risk to earnings than upside, given the potential for sales deleverage in a weaker consumer environment.

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