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Stock | Broker Update |
AZ Electronic Materials | Liberum cuts TP to 360p from 400p, Buy |
British Land Company | UBS ups to Buy |
Hays | Jefferies ups TP to 148p, Buy |
Home Retail | HSBC ups TP to 220p from 205p, overweight |
Michael Page | Jefferies ups TP to 580p, Buy |
Mitie Group | HSBC downgrades to underweight from neutral |
Premier Oil | RBC cuts TP to 520p from 570p, outperform |
Shire | UBS drops from most preferred list in European |
Shire | S&P Capital IQ ups to Buy from Hold |
Shire | Jefferies ups TP to 3100p from 2900p, Buy |
Sthree | Jefferies ups to Buy from Hold |
Sthree | Jefferies ups TP to 450p from 350p |
WPP | S&P Capital IQ ups TP to 1500p from 1350p, rating Buy |
Source: Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires |
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires
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