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Why is Darden Restaurants stock down today? Get Wall Street's reaction to DRI's Q1 earnings, reaffirmed outlook, and price targets.
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Why is Darden Restaurants stock down today? Get Wall Street's reaction to DRI's Q1 earnings, reaffirmed outlook, and price targets.
Citigroup analyst Jon Tower maintains Darden Restaurants (NYSE:DRI) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $248 to $247.
Darden misses Q1 earnings and sales estimates but maintains FY2027 guidance. Analysts adjust price targets, with shares closing at $207.24.
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