ANALYST RECOMMENDATIONS : Goldman Sachs, O'Reilly Automotive, Anglo American, Old Dominion Freight Line, Eversource Energy...

Every day, find a selection of analysts' recommendations covering North America and the UK. The list only includes companies that have been the subject of a change of opinion or price target, or of a new coverage. It may be updated during the session. This information is used to shed light on the movements of certain stocks or the market sentiment on a company.

 

• Anglo American: J.P. Morgan upgrades to overweight from neutral. PT up 31% to 3.850 pence.
• Babcock International Group: Numis Securities raised the recommendation to hold from reduce. PT up 5.1% to 325 pence.
  
• Baxter International: KeyBanc Capital Markets maintains overweight rating. PT up 32% to $77.
• Booz Allen Hamilton Holding: Truist Securities raised the target to $100 from $80. Maintains hold rating.
• BT Group: Numis Securities moves to hold from reduce. PT set to 155 pence.
• Carlyle Group:  Evercore ISI raised the recommendation to outperform from inline. PT up 20% to $45.
• Church & Dwight: Truist Securities cut the target to $100 from $120 Maintains buy rating.
• EastGroup Properties: Morgan Stanley maintains equal-weight rating. PT down 15% to $195. 
• Eversource Energy: Wolfe Research raised the recommendation to outperform from peerperform. PT up 8.8% to $96.
• Goldman Sachs: Oppenheimer & Co raised the target to $511 from $483. Maintains outperform rating.
• Hartford Financial Services Group: MKM Partners maintains neutral rating. PT down to $70 from $80.
• Old Dominion Freight Line: Deutsche Bank maintains hold rating and downgrades price target to $267 from $347.
• O'Reilly Automotive: D.A. Davidson & Co maintains buy rating. PT up to $815 from $740.
• Rightmove: Investec upgrades to hold from sell. PT set to 650 pence.
• Synaptics Incorporated: Rosenblatt adjusts price target to $240 from $320. Keeps buy rating.
• Teleflex: Raymond James downgrades price target to $266 from $325.
• United Rentals: UBS cut the target to $365 from $400. Maintains buy rating.
• Willis Towers Watson: Raymond James cut the target to $250 from $270. Maintains strong buy rating.