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| Stock | Broker Update |
| Babcock | Panmure downgrades to Hold from Buy |
| Brewin Dolphin | RBC ups TP to 310p from 285p, outperform |
| Easyjet | Jefferies ups to Buy from Hold; TP to 1,620p from 1,470p |
| Genel | UBS ups TP to 1120p from 1035p, Buy |
| Globalworth Real Estate Investments | Cantor Fitzgerald initiates with Buy rating; TP of 8 euros |
| International Consolidated Airlines | Jefferies ups TP to 410p from 355p, Buy |
| J Sainsbury | Cantor ups TP to 391p from 381p, Hold |
| Johnson Matthey | HSBC ups TP to 3450p from 3000p, neutral |
| Oxford Instruments | UBS ups TP to 1600p from 1560p, Buy |
| Ryanair Holdings | Jefferies cuts TP to 7.50 euros from 8.30 euros, Buy |
| Volex | N+1 Singer ups TP to 114p from 101p, Hold |
| Source: Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires | |
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters News, AlphaTerminal, Dow Jones Newswires
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