Following Kroger Company's (NYSE:KR) Q3 results, several analysts have lowered their price targets due to a slight sales decline and market challenges. The company reported a 0.7% sales dip to $33.96 billion but slightly beat the consensus estimate of $33.92 billion. Kroger raised the lower end of its full-year adjusted EPS guidance. Stephens analyst Ben Bienvenu cut the price target to $50 from $52, and BMO Capital Markets analyst Kelly Bania maintained a target price of $45. Morgan Stanley also reduced its price target to $46 from $48. Despite the adjustments, KR shares are trading slightly higher.