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| Stock | Broker Update |
| Next | Bernstein ups TP to 5500p from 4600p, market perform |
| Marks and Spencer | Bernstein cuts TP to 400p from 420p, underperform |
| Premier Oil | SocGen cuts TP to 385p from 450p, Buy |
| ASOS | SocGen ups TP to 6680p from 6400p, Hold |
| IMI | Jefferies ups TP to 1590p from 1405p, Hold |
| Marks and Spencer | Citigroup cuts TP to 510p from 575p, Buy |
| Debenhams | Citigroup cuts TP to 80p from 95p, neutral |
| Next | Citigroup ups TP to 7000p from 6100p, Buy |
| Sabmiller | Exane BNP Paribas cuts TP by 3 percent to 3500P, outperform |
| Source: Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires | |
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires
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