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Investing.com - TD Cowen has reiterated its Buy rating on The TJX Companies (NYSE:TJX), a $144 billion market cap specialty retailer, with a price target of $145.00. According to InvestingPro data, TJX currently trades above its Fair Value, though the company maintains a "GOOD" financial health rating.
The research firm cited an improving buying environment and strong value perception that has driven acceleration in July sales for the off-price retailer.
TD Cowen noted that TJX had raised its earnings per share guidance following the previous two second-quarter financial reports, though the firm believes a guidance reiteration is more likely this time.
According to TD Cowen’s field work, the off-price retail sector is positioned for strong back-to-school and holiday shopping seasons as consumer value perception and the buying environment continue to improve.
The firm also highlighted that emerging categories including beauty, consumables, and accessories are driving conversion and basket size for TJX, while the company is increasing its purchases of athletic apparel and footwear.
In other recent news, The TJX Companies reported several significant developments. UBS reiterated its Buy rating for TJX, maintaining a price target of $164, highlighting potential market share gains from department stores and growth opportunities in segments like HomeSense and Sierra Trading Post. Meanwhile, TD Cowen increased its price target for TJX to $145 from $137, citing a widening value gap against competitors and expressing confidence in the company’s outlook for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. Bernstein maintained its outperform rating, setting a $145 price target and praising TJX as a resilient retail name amid macroeconomic uncertainty, with potential earnings upside.
Shareholders recently approved the election of TJX’s board of directors and the appointment of an independent auditor for the upcoming fiscal year. Evercore ISI also maintained an Outperform rating with a $150 price target, noting TJX’s strong inventory management and strategic direction. The firm’s analysts emphasized TJX’s ability to manage market challenges, such as tariff-driven volatility, and its focus on delivering consumer value. These developments indicate a positive outlook for TJX, with various firms expressing confidence in the company’s strategic initiatives and market positioning.
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