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Wall Street analysts have been busy lifting price targets, with upgrades and upward target revisions dominating this week's activity.
META leads in volume. The consensus target rose to $828 from $828, with 56 analysts holding buy-equivalent ratings. The tech giant remains the most covered name in the batch.
The standout upgrade belongs to IFF. International Flavors & Fragrances was lifted to a buy-equivalent rating by at least one firm. The consensus moved from 15 buy ratings to 16. IFF trades at a $19.8 billion market cap with short interest at just 7.2% of free float — a relatively modest bet against the stock.
DAL saw its average target price climb to $99.56 from $98.84. Analysts are overwhelmingly bullish on Delta. 25 out of 26 covering analysts hold a positive view. Short interest sits at just 3.8% of free float.
DASH also received a target bump. Analysts pushed DoorDash's consensus target above $246. 34 analysts back the stock with buy ratings.
ABNB and GOOGL saw small target trims. Airbnb's consensus target slipped slightly to $156.47. Both stocks retain broadly positive analyst sentiment despite the marginal cuts.
MPC saw the sharpest target jump in the energy space. Marathon Petroleum's consensus rose to $275.65 from $271.29 — a gain of over $4 per share.
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