Inderes lowers Solwers to increase (buy), target price 4.20 euros
Pareto Securities raises the target price for Millicom to $38 (from $35), reiterates buy
Goldman Sachs lowers the target price for Elekta to 66 kronor (from 75), reiterates sell
JP Morgan lowers the target price for Ørsted to 430 Danish kroner (from 460), reiterates neutral
JP Morgan lowers the target price for Autostore to 15 Norwegian kroner (from 18), reiterates overweight
JP Morgan upgrades Akzo Nobel to overweight (from neutral), reiterates target price of 70 euros
JP Morgan downgrades Kering to underweight (from neutral), target price 195 euros (from 220)
BNP Paribas Exane upgrades Novo Nordisk to outperform (from neutral), target price 930 Danish kroner
Pareto Securities lowers the target price for Cinis Fertilizer to 23 kronor (from 42), reiterates buy
Santander initiates coverage on ABB with neutral and target price of 52.10 Swiss francs
Deutsche Bank upgrades Inditex to hold (from sell), target price 54 euros (from 41)
Deutsche Bank upgrades BASF to buy (from hold), target price 55 euros (from 50)
Deutsche Bank upgrades Associated British Foods to hold (from sell), target price 22.90 pounds (from 22)
Fearnley lowers the target price for Hafnia to 73 Norwegian kroner (from 88), reiterates hold
Source: Finwire
Investment firms are constantly updating their recommendations and target prices for various companies in the market. In recent reports, we see a mix of upgrades, downgrades, and reiterations of buy, sell, or hold ratings across different industries.
Inderes has decided to lower Solwers to an increase (buy) rating, with a target price of 4.20 euros. This suggests that they see potential growth and value in the company’s stock. On the other hand, Goldman Sachs has lowered the target price for Elekta to 66 kronor, indicating a bearish outlook on the stock.
Pareto Securities, on the other hand, has raised the target price for Millicom to $38, reiterating their buy recommendation. This could be a positive sign for investors looking to capitalize on potential gains in the telecommunications sector.
JP Morgan has been active in adjusting target prices for several companies. They have lowered the target price for Ørsted and Autostore while upgrading Akzo Nobel to overweight. These changes reflect their analysis of the companies’ performance and prospects in the market.
BNP Paribas Exane has upgraded Novo Nordisk to outperform, signaling their confidence in the company’s ability to outperform the market. This could attract more investors looking for strong growth opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry.
In the retail sector, Deutsche Bank has made significant changes to its recommendations. They have upgraded Inditex to hold and BASF to buy, while also upgrading Associated British Foods to hold. These adjustments reflect their assessment of the companies’ potential for growth and profitability.
Overall, these updates from various investment firms provide valuable insights for investors looking to make informed decisions in the stock market. It is essential to consider these recommendations alongside other factors such as market conditions, company performance, and industry trends to make well-informed investment choices.