On September 24, FedEx fell 3.01% in regular trading, trading at $282.82 per share, with turnover of $191 million. The decline came as a wave of investment bank downgrades on price targets coincided with broad weakness across the air freight and logistics sector.

On the news front, Goldman Sachs recently cut its price target on FedEx's independently listed subsidiary FedEx Freight from $186 to $171, while maintaining a Buy rating. Earlier, JPMorgan had slashed its target on FedEx from $460 to $400, Evercore ISI adjusted to $350, and Rothschild & Co lowered its target to $329 from $344, maintaining a Neutral rating. The consensus mean price target among analysts polled stands at approximately $368, reflecting a sustained contraction in valuation expectations.

The broader Air Freight & Logistics sector saw a collective decline, with United Parcel Service down 3.05%, GXO Logistics down 3.32%, Expeditors down 1.39%, C.H. Robinson down 1.29%, and ZTO Express down 0.03%, underscoring widespread industry pressure.

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