FedEx (FDX) stock wasn’t doing so hot on Friday after several analysts updated their coverage of the delivery company following its Q4 earnings report. As a quick reminder, FedEx reported earnings per share of $4.51 and revenue of $22.2 billion. Wall Street had expected EPS of $4.56 on $21.87 billion in revenue. The bad news continued with 2025 EPS guidance of $18 to $18.60, with revenue flat to down 1% year-over-year. This doesn’t look good next to analysts’ estimate of $19.18. per share.
The mixed earnings and lackluster guidance kicked off a series of analyst price cuts. Raymond James dropped its price target for FDX stock from $320 to $290, Stephens lowered it from $320 to $300, Barclays reduced it from $365 to $350, Stifel cut it from $364 to $354, Bank of America decreased it from $295 to $272, Citi slashed it from $317 to $305, Wells Fargo dropped it from $275 to $260, and Loop Capital cut it from $283 to $221 while downgrading the stock from Hold to Sell.
A consistent theme among these analysts is the dangers FedEx faces in light of President Donald Trump’s policies, including tariffs and the ongoing trade war, as well as growing fears of a recession. Loop Capital analysts highlighted FDX as a “really bad recession stock.”
FDX Stock Movement Today
Investors aren’t pleased with FedEx’s latest earnings report and the analyst price target cuts haven’t helped change that sentiment. This had the stock down 9.08% in pre-market trading, which built on its 12.01% drop year-to-date. The delivery company’s shares were also down 11.59% over the last 52 weeks.

Is FDX Stock a Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Turning to Wall Street, the analysts’ consensus rating for FedEx is Moderate Buy based on nine Buy, four Hold, and one Sell ratings over the last three months. With that comes an average price target of $300.93, a high of $365, and a low of $200. This represents a potential 22.22% upside for FDX stock. This could change as more analyst updates roll in.

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