Piper Sandler analyst Peter Keith lowered the firm’s price target on Dollar Tree (DLTR) to $108 from $112 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares following Q2 earnings. Q2 was solid with a 6.5% comp that was balanced across both ticket/traffic and consumables/discretionary growth. However, the strong EPS beat wasn’t completely flowed through to 2025 guidance, as the second half of the year has some incremental headwinds related to tariffs and general liability claims, the firm notes.
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