Movement Alert|CVS Health Rises 3.29% in Regular Trading, Multiple Banks Raise Targets as Formulary Expansion Boosts Outlook

Market Focus06-04 22:25

On June 4, CVS Health rose 3.29% in regular trading, trading at $94.185/share, with trading volume of $319 million. Multiple positive catalysts converged to drive the stock higher.

On the analyst front, Morgan Stanley raised its target price on CVS Health from $106 to $111 while maintaining an outperform rating. Truist also lifted its target from $102 to $108, maintaining a buy rating. The average analyst consensus target now stands at $101.71, with an overweight rating.

On the business front, CVS Caremark, the company's pharmacy benefit management division, announced it will restore coverage of Eli Lilly's weight-loss injection Zepbound as a preferred option in its commercial formularies starting October 1. The unit will also add Lilly's new daily oral weight-loss drug Foundayo. The company stated these moves resulted from successful negotiations with manufacturers to lower costs, aiming to provide broader GLP-1 drug access for plan members. Market participants expect the expanded formulary to enhance CVS Caremark's competitive positioning in the pharmacy benefit management space.

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