Jefferies Financial Group raises price objective for Starbucks shares
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What happened
Jefferies Financial Group increased its price objective for Starbucks shares from $95.00 to $101.00, maintaining a “hold” rating in a research note released on July 30th. Other firms have recently issued varied ratings; Mizuho reduced its target to $105.00, while Deutsche Bank raised its target to $126.00. The stock currently holds a consensus rating of “Moderate Buy” based on analyst coverage.
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Why it matters
Changes in price objectives and ratings from financial firms like Jefferies Financial Group influence the market valuation of Starbucks. The stock's consensus rating reflects the combined opinions of numerous research firms.
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Who's involved
- StarbucksAmerican multinational coffee company whose shares are being covered
- Jefferies Financial GroupAmerican financial services company that issued the price objective increase
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The entities involved
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Starbucks
American multinational coffee company
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Jefferies Financial Group
American financial services company
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- Financial Times reported on the evaluation of a potential takeover involving Starbucks, which was subsequently cited by TipRanks.
- China is Starbucks' second-largest market, and UBS maintained its price target on the company.
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