Target warns February sales were soft, adding to concerns about consumer health
- Target's sales and profits decreased during the holiday quarter, with net income at $1.1 billion, surpassing Wall Street's expectations, according to FactSet.
- February sales were described as 'soft' due to cold weather, leading to Target's prediction of only 1% sales growth for the year.
- Jim Lee, Target's chief financial officer, noted that declining consumer confidence impacted their discretionary assortment overall.
- Target reported that tariffs and declining consumer confidence are pressuring its profits.
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