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Citigroup downgrades Adobe to Sell from Neutral, lowers price target to $207 from $250
Citigroup downgraded Adobe from Neutral to Sell and cut its price target from $250 to $207. The revised target is 17.2% below the previous target and implies 15.9% downside from Adobe’s Nov. 3 closing price of $246.14.
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What happened
Adobe said its agentic CX Enterprise Coworker will be added to AI platforms from Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and others. Separately, Citigroup cut its Adobe rating to Sell from Neutral and lowered its price target from $250 to $207 per share.
Global impact / market context
The lower target signals that Citigroup sees less value in Adobe shares than before. The report says the new target is below Adobe’s Nov. 3 closing price, but it does not show how investors reacted.
What to watch
- Check whether Adobe’s Coworker is added to the named AI platforms, because this is the integration Adobe announced.
- Check for further changes to Citigroup’s Adobe rating or $207 target, because these were lowered in the supplied reports.
- Check Adobe’s share price against the reported Nov. 3 close of $246.14, because the report compares the new target with that price.
Affected assets
- ADBE
Evidence
- Infoway News — Weekly Recap: Adobe gains after Citi downgrade and AI concerns mount
- Infoway News — Adobe Cut to Sell From Neutral by Citigroup
- Infoway News — Citigroup downgrades Adobe to Sell from Neutral, lowers price target to $207 from $250
- Incident timeline — Weekly Recap: Adobe gains after Citi downgrade and AI concerns mount
- Incident timeline — Adobe Cut to Sell From Neutral by Citigroup
- Incident timeline — Citigroup downgrades Adobe to Sell from Neutral, lowers price target to $207 from $250