Wall Street lifted price targets across several sectors on Saturday, with airlines, energy, and consumer names drawing the most attention.
Delta Air Lines got a target bump to $99.56. The consensus remains firmly bullish — 25 buy ratings, no sells. Analysts see continued strength in air travel demand.
Marathon Petroleum saw its average target rise to $275.65. That's a sharp jump from the prior $271.29. The refiner holds an $83 billion market cap. Eight analysts rate it a buy.
Targa Resources also got a higher target, now averaging $288.05. The midstream gas operator has just 2.3% short interest — shorts are not betting against it.
The standout upgrade came at International Flavors & Fragrances. An analyst moved the stock to a higher rating, lifting the consensus count of holds to buys. IFF has a $19.8 billion market cap. Short interest sits at 7.2% of free float.
On the negative side, Airbnb and Chipotle saw slight consensus target cuts. Neither was significant.
Meta Platforms led on raw target size. Its average price target reached $828.34, up from $827.99 — a modest tweak, but the direction is up.
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