Levi Strauss: 2.26% Yield and Citi Target Signal Near-Term Upside
Jul 1, 2026, 8:02 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive earnings expectations and a higher price target from a major bank can reduce downside risk and attract buyers ahead of the print, as seen in prior moves when LEVI beats estimates or receives favorable targets.
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Levi Strauss trades near $24.83 after a 1.4% rise with a 2.26% yield (56c annual dividend). Analysts expect Q2 EPS of $0.24 on $1.52B revenue; Citi lifts its target to $25 with Neutral rating. A beat could push LEVI toward the mid-$20s in the near term.
Dividend yield 2.26% (14c quarterly). Yield fluctuates with price.
Dividend yield and payout can change with price moves.
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