Pareto Securities downgrades BW Offshore to hold (buy), with a target price of 27 Norwegian kroner (34). Meanwhile, Sparebank 1 Markets upgrades Vestas to neutral (sell), setting a target price of 105 Danish kroner. SEB raises Nilfisk to buy (hold), with a target price of 130 Danish kroner, while Barclays lowers the target price for Nibe to 24 kroner (26) and maintains an underweight rating.

On the other hand, SEB increases the target price for Nibe to 50 kroner (49) and reiterates a hold rating, while Carnegie raises the target price for Nibe to 60 kroner (58) and maintains a buy recommendation. Morgan Stanley decreases the target price for Nibe to 39 kroner (42) and reiterates a neutral stance. Citigroup raises the target price for Swedbank to 254 kroner (229) and reiterates a buy rating, while also raising the target prices for Handelsbanken and SEB.

DNB lowers the target price for Norva24 to 37 kroner (39) and reiterates a buy recommendation, while SEB also reduces the target price for Norva24 to 37 kroner (38) and maintains a buy rating. JP Morgan decreases the target price for Nordnet to 187 kroner (189) and reiterates a neutral stance. Additionally, SEB lowers the target price for Elekta to 70 kroner (75) and maintains a hold rating, while Carnegie reduces the target price for Schouw & Co. to 720 Danish kroner (730) and reiterates a buy recommendation.

Barclays increases the target price for Tryg to 202 Danish kroner (200) and maintains an overweight rating, but lowers the target price for Jyske Bank. Citigroup raises the target price for Danske Bank to 298 Danish kroner (285) and reiterates a buy recommendation, while Carnegie raises the target price for SP Group to 405 Danish kroner (385) and maintains a buy rating. Barclays also raises the target price for Gjensidige Forsikring to 220 Norwegian kroner (218) and maintains an overweight stance, while Citigroup raises the target price for DNB to 229 Norwegian kroner (212) and reiterates a neutral rating.

Morgan Stanley increases the target price for Telenor to 145 Norwegian kroner (140) and reiterates a neutral stance, while DNB raises the target price for Austevoll Seafood to 124 Norwegian kroner (123) and maintains a buy recommendation. Carnegie raises the target price for Ovzon to 17.50 kronor (15) and reiterates a hold rating.

In conclusion, these recent updates from various financial institutions provide valuable insights into the evolving landscape of the market and offer guidance for investors looking to make informed decisions. Each adjustment in target price and rating reflects the analysts’ assessment of the company’s performance and potential, signaling potential opportunities or risks for stakeholders. Investors should carefully consider these recommendations in conjunction with their own research to navigate the market effectively and optimize their investment strategies.

Source: Finwire

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