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Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) Price Target and Market Update

  • Josh Beck from Raymond James sets a price target of $195 for NYSE:TGT, indicating a potential increase of approximately 92.09%.
  • The current stock price of TGT is $93.78, with a slight change of $0.67 or 0.72%.
  • President Donald Trump's upcoming meeting with major retailers to discuss tariffs could impact the broader retail sector, including companies like Target, Home Depot, and Walmart.

Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) is a well-known American retail company that operates a chain of stores across the United States. It offers a wide range of products, including clothing, electronics, and groceries. Target competes with other major retailers like Walmart and Home Depot. On April 21, 2025, Josh Beck from Raymond James set a price target of $195 for TGT, suggesting a potential increase of approximately 92.09% from its current price of $93.79.

The stock price of TGT is currently $93.78, reflecting a slight change of $0.67, or 0.72%. Today, the stock has fluctuated between a low of $90.85 and a high of $93.91. Over the past year, TGT has experienced a high of $169.09 and a low of $87.35. The company's market capitalization is approximately $42.72 billion, with a trading volume of 6,018,127 shares on the NYSE.

In the broader retail sector, President Donald Trump is set to meet with major retailers at the White House to discuss tariffs, as reported by Bloomberg and Reuters. This meeting will include key players such as Home Depot and Walmart. Home Depot has expressed its willingness to work with administrations from both political parties, while Walmart's CEO, Doug McMillan, is confirmed to attend the meeting.

The discussions will focus on how tariffs have impacted these businesses. President Trump has previously expressed openness to dialogue with companies regarding tariffs. In a recent post on Truth Social, Trump criticized businessmen who oppose tariffs, claiming they lack understanding of both business and politics, and asserted his role as a strong supporter of American capitalism.