Deutsche Bank announced on Monday that it had lowered its price target for Engie from 17.5 to 17 euros, while renewing its buy recommendation on the stock.

In a study of European energy players, the analyst indicates that it has upgraded its opinion on the sector to 'positive', after recommending that investors take a pause last October following its recovery on the stock market.

From the intermediary's point of view, European energy stocks are currently trading at an exceptionally attractive discount of around 8%, a level that has only been as low as 6% of the time in the past.

The research firm also believes that the market is overestimating the impact of Trump's policies on the sector, and their effect on the performance of renewable energy projects in the US.

Finally, the research firm says it is seeing signs of tension in the gas market.

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