Target falls as investors await second-quarter earnings Wednesday
Target Corp. shares trade lower on Monday as investors take profits ahead of its second-quarter earnings report on Wednesday, while softer U.S. retail sales data weighs on sentiment.
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Target Corp. shares trade lower on Monday as investors take profits ahead of its second-quarter earnings report on Wednesday, while softer U.S. retail sales data weighs on sentiment.
U.S. stocks traded in split fashion by midday Wednesday, with a resilient Dow and S&P 500 masking softer breadth as rising oil prices and fresh tariffs kept a lid on risk appetite ahead of the first “Magnificent Seven” earnings of the season. Oil prices climbed as the U.S. carried out its 11th consecutive night of stri