Citigroup downgrades Just Eat Takeaway to neutral (buy), with a target price of 20.30 euros. HSBC lowers Deutsche Telekom to hold (buy) with a target price of 36 euros (previously 34). They also downgrade T-Mobile to hold (buy) with a target price of 270 dollars (previously 260).
On the other hand, JP Morgan raises the target price for Novonesis to 545 Danish kroner (previously 520) and maintains an overweight rating. BNP Paribas Exane reduces the target price for Danske Bank to 244 Danish kroner (previously 248) and keeps a neutral rating. Danske Bank, in turn, raises the target price for Lerøy Seafood to 68 Norwegian kroner (previously 65) and maintains a buy rating.
SEB lowers the target price for Royal Unibrew to 690 Danish kroner (previously 710) and reiterates a buy recommendation. Citigroup increases the target price for SEB to 176 kronor (previously 164) and maintains a neutral rating. BNP Paribas Exane raises the target price for Swedbank to 289 kronor (previously 264) and reiterates a neutral rating. They also lower the target price for SEB to 177 kronor (previously 181) with a neutral recommendation.
SEB raises the target price for Rusta to 79 kronor (previously 72) and maintains a hold rating. HSBC downgrades H&M to hold (buy) with a target price of 145 kronor. Nordea upgrades Tomra to hold (sell), while Handelsbanken raises Getinge to buy (hold) in the short term and outperform (market perform) in the long term.
Stifel downgrades Hexagon to hold (buy) with a target price of 130 kronor. Redeye lowers the justified value for Ngenic to 0.26 kronor (previously 0.27) and Bioinvent to 80 kronor (previously 90).
These shifts in target prices and ratings reflect the evolving landscape of the market and the changing prospects for these companies. Investors should consider these updates carefully as they make decisions about their portfolios. It is essential to stay informed about the latest developments and expert analyses to navigate the stock market effectively.