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| Big Yellow Group | Morgan Stanley ups to Equalweight from underweight; TP to 395p from 240p |
| CSR | Liberum downgrades to Hold from Buy; ups TP to 500p from 460p |
| Dairy Crest | Jefferies ups TP to 485p from 400p, Buy |
| GlaxoSmithKline | Kepler ups TP to 1770p from 1680p, Buy |
| Hochschild Mining | Numis cuts TP to 380p from 390p, Buy |
| National Express | Morgan Stanley ups TP to 235p from 215p, overweight |
| Tesco | Citigroup ups TP to 285p from 245p, sell |
| Tullow Oil | RBC cuts TP to 1250p from 1500p, outperform |
| Tullow Oil | SocGen ups to Buy from Hold |
| Source: Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires | |
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires
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