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Salesforce Upgraded as Insurance Stocks Get Target Lifts

By ORTEX News · Edited by , Editor, ORTEX NewsUpdated 1 min read

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Salesforce picked up an upgrade from analysts today. Consensus moved from Hold to Buy territory. The average target price sits at $246.44. The software giant carries a $129bn market cap. Short interest is modest at 4.9% of free float.

The bigger story is in insurance. A broad sweep of target price increases hit the sector simultaneously. Chubb, Travelers, Progressive, Hartford, AIG, Arthur J. Gallagher, Willis Towers Watson, W.R. Berkley, Allstate, and Brown & Brown all received upward target revisions. The moves suggest analysts are reassessing the sector's earnings power. Hard market conditions in commercial lines have kept premium growth strong.

C.H. Robinson also saw its target lifted. The logistics firm's average target now stands at $197.13.

One outlier: Nike. An analyst pulled their recommendation entirely today. The removal comes as the sportswear brand continues to face pressure from slowing consumer spending. Nike trades at a $49.8bn market cap. Short interest stands at 5.0% of free float, suggesting limited bearish positioning despite the weaker outlook.

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