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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSE:TD) Price Target Raised to C$160.00

Desjardins raised its price target for Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSE:TD) to C$160 from C$154 and kept a “buy” rating, implying 3.19% upside from the stock’s price. Other firms adjusted targets: CIBC to C$164 (neutral), Barclays to C$140 (underweight), BMO to C$144 (outperform). TD traded at C$155.06 on Friday.

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After-hours/next-session sentiment from a fresh analyst note (issued Friday).
Generally aligns with a “Moderate Buy” consensus and multiple upward target revisions.

Analyst target increases support near-term sentiment, but the article is primarily a price-target update rather than new fundamentals.

Desjardins raised its TD price target from C$154 to C$160 and reiterated a buy rating, implying modest upside from the current level.

Mild positive bias for TD shares; likely limited follow-through unless paired with new earnings/guidance surprises.

Background

The piece summarizes a Desjardins research update for Toronto-Dominion Bank and lists other recent analyst target/rating changes.

Why it matters

Price-target revisions can move short-term sentiment, but the article provides no new earnings, guidance, or regulatory event beyond referencing the already-reported May 28 quarterly results.

Market relevance

TD receives a modest target increase (C$160) while the stock recently traded down on the day; the net effect is sentiment support rather than a fundamental re-rating catalyst.

Market effects

Incremental bullish read-through for Canadian bank sentiment, but no sector-wide regulatory or macro trigger is cited.

Supports CAD/Canada financials sentiment marginally given TD’s large index weight.

Limited global spillover; primarily affects North American bank positioning and analyst sentiment.

Alternative perspectives

Target hikes may already be priced in; the stock is near its 52-week high, so upside may be constrained without stronger catalysts.

The article notes mixed ratings (some neutral/underweight) and that the last earnings were May 28, so traders may focus on upcoming guidance/credit-cycle developments rather than targets.

Key entities

  • Toronto-Dominion Bank

    Subject of the article; Desjardins raised its price target and other analysts adjusted targets/rating stances.

  • Desjardins

    Raised TD’s price target from C$154 to C$160 and maintained a buy rating.

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