CNBCJPMorgan downgrades Target as concerns for the retail giant mount
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43% : JPMorgan outlined four key reasons for the downgrade: a weakening consumer, grocery disinflation, loss of market share and an overexposure to millennial customers subject to a resumption in student loan payments.42% : "With 51% of its sales derived from discretionary categories (apparel, hardlines, and home), 49% derived from more consumable categories (which are facing disinflation), accelerating share of wallet reversion occurring, and student loans potentially coming due, we see the risk of downward earnings revisions rising."
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