Deutsche Bank Raises Delta Air Lines (DAL) Price Target to $90, Keeps Buy Rating
Deutsche Bank lifted its DAL price target from $80 to $90, keeping a Buy rating — here's what the upgrade means for Delta Air Lines investors.
Delta Air Lines Inc. (NYSE: DAL) is an industrial company, listed on the NYSE. Alpha Stocks Insight tracks DAL across all major catalysts: quarterly earnings reports, analyst upgrades and downgrades, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory decisions, and significant price moves driven by sector or macro developments. This page centralises 2 articles published since June 8, 2026, providing investors with timely, data-driven analysis of Delta Air Lines Inc.'s financial performance and competitive position. New coverage is added each trading day.
Delta's adjusted revenue rose 13.9% to a record $17.7 billion in Q2 2026, but adjusted EPS fell 26.4% to $1.56 as the highest quarterly fuel bill in company history absorbed the entire revenue gain -- here's what it means for DAL investors.
Deutsche Bank lifted its DAL price target from $80 to $90, keeping a Buy rating — here's what the upgrade means for Delta Air Lines investors.
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