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Target on Wednesday forecast current-quarter comparable sales and profit largely below Wall Street expectations after weak discretionary spending dented its first-quarter results, and said it continues to expect the consumer to be cautious. "We remain cautious in our near-term growth outlook and we expect consumer discretionary trends to remain pressured in the short term," Christina Hennington, Target's chief growth officer, said on a media call. Shoppers remain "concerned" due to higher interest rates, economic uncertainty and higher credit card balances, she added, noting that consumer confidence took a meaningful dip in April.