Target will lower prices on 5,000 frequently shopped items, a move that may keep consumers from spending at other retailers with value offerings such as Walmart. Target says it’s cutting prices on items ranging from milk, meat, fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, pet food and more. The move comes as Walmart’s latest results last week showed rising sales as shoppers kept spending on inexpensive everyday necessities, while also gaining market share with higher-income households particularly in the grocery category. Walmart CFO John David Rainey told WSJ the company is benefiting from an economic environment where people are looking for value.