Wall Street slashed price targets across major financials today. JPM JPMorgan consensus fell to $340 from $341. BAC Bank of America dropped to $61.38. Citigroup target retreated to $134 from $134. Fifth Third Bancorp absorbed the steepest cut falling to $56.62 from $56.76.
Regional banks followed suit. RF Regions Financial target slipped to $30.58 from $30.72. The coordinated downgrades reflected mounting uncertainty as Iran war chaos sent Treasury yields higher and stocks posted their worst day since conflict began.
CCL Carnival grabbed the lone upgrade today climbing from hold to buy. The cruise operator benefited as six analysts shifted their stance bullish. Consensus target rose to $36.37 demonstrating renewed confidence despite travel sector volatility.
NFLX Netflix consensus ticked higher to $113.43 from $113.21. The streaming giant held 37 sell ratings yet commanded modest target gains. LUV Southwest Airlines fell to $47.30 showing airline pressure persisted.
Energy names drew attention as KMI Kinder Morgan target jumped to $34.45 from $34.32. Oil infrastructure benefited from crude spike above $95.
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