Target lowered prices on thousands of items and shoppers returned. Now its stock is soaring
Briefly

Target's second-quarter results showcased significant performance improvements, with adjusted EPS of $2.57 exceeding analysts' expectations and highlighting a positive consumer trend in retail.
The strong sales performance was driven by a 3% increase in store traffic and an 8.7% growth in digital sales, indicating consumer confidence is returning post-inflation.
Target's effective strategies, such as lowering prices on 5,000 items and successful events like Target Circle Week, contributed significantly to its revenue increase and customer growth.
The company experienced notable category growth, particularly in apparel and beauty products, signaling a robust recovery in discretionary spending among consumers.
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