FedEx Corporation (FDX) has experienced strong results and increased revenue, surpassing Wall Street expectations in the 2nd Quarter of 2025. The company's shares were acquired and sold by several investment firms, with a significant amount of new shares procured by the likes of Xcel Wealth Management LLC and Chapin Davis Inc. Their improving financial performance prompted TD Cowen to lift its price target for FDX stock. The robust earnings also sparked changes in rotational strategy timing, and CNBC's Jim Cramer voiced his belief that FDX shares should perform better. Amidst these scenarios, comprehensive duties and taxes collection has been enforced for US inbound shipments. In their Q1 2026, FedEx reported strong global revenue growth, further invigorating the confidence of market players. The company's shares, however, have seen some volatility, with traders reacting accordingly. The improved outlook, alongside positive earnings, has led to an increased consensus price target and has garnered bullish forecasts from major financial institutions. Legal battles over overtime allegations didnβt overshadow the positive outlook from Citi. FedExβs latest earnings beat and upgraded growth outlook have sparked discussions of its current valuation.
