Astrazeneca ShareCast News (AZN)



ShareCast News for Astrazeneca (AZN)


Share Price: 3,428.00Bid: 3,423.00Ask: 3,424.00Change: 0.00 (0.00%)No Movement on Astrazeneca
Spread: 1.00Spread as %: 0.03%Open: 3,436.50High: 3,444.50Low: 3,409.50Yesterday’s Close: 3,428.00




Tuesday broker round-up

Tue, 17th Jul 2012 08:15

ARM: Citigroup cuts target from 730p to 600p, buy recommendation maintained.

AstraZeneca: Bernstein reduces target from 3,037p to 3,002p, market perform rating kept.

Beazley: JP Morgan Cazenove raises target from 147p to 155p, neutral rating kept.

Bodycote: JP Morgan Cazenove cuts target from 437p to 340p, neutral rating kept.

Borders & Southern: Jefferies downgrades from buy to hold , target slashed from 90p to 20p.

BT Group: Nomura reiterates buy rating and 260p target.

BTG: Jefferies retains hold rating and 410p target; Merchant Securities keeps buy rating and 490p target.

easyJet: UBS upgrades from neutral to buy, target lifted from 565p to 650p.

Dairy Crest: Jefferies keeps buy recommendation and 370p target.

Falkland Oil & Gas: Jefferies reiterates buy rating and 195p target; Merchant Securities keeps buy rating and 402p target.

G4S: Bank of America Merrill Lynch downgrades to neutral, target cut from 300p to 280p; Deutsche Bank downgrades to hold, target cut from 309p to 294p; HSBC cuts target from 315p to 290p, overweight rating kept.

ITV: Nomura cuts target from 105p to 100p, neutral rating kept.

National Grid: Societe Generale cuts target from 673p to 642p, hold rating kept; Morgan Stanley cuts target from 740p to 730p, overweight rating kept.

Thomas Cook: UBS cuts target from 21p to 15p, neutral rating kept.

Tullow Oil: Credit Suisse cuts target from 1,841p to 1,796p.

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Monday broker round-up UPDATE

Afren: Liberum Capital shifts target price from 130p to 136p and maintains a hold recommendation.
[29 Apr '13]

Monday newspaper round-up: BP, AstraZeneca, Sainsbury's...

The Telegraph writes that BP's giant underwater oil project offshore Angola has come in four billion dollars over budget after delays set it back a year.
[29 Apr '13]

Friday tips round-up: Admiral, AstraZeneca

With the motor market under a great deal of regulatory and political scrutiny, The Times' Tempus column has recommended investors to stay clear of Admiral following its 'unimpressive' trading statement on Thursday.
[26 Apr '13]

Friday broker round-up UPDATE

Admiral Group: HB Markets initiates with a buy recommendation.
[26 Apr '13]

London close: Markets underwhelmed by strong growth figures

UK growth figures prompted a mixed reaction on stock markets on Thursday as stronger-than-expected activity in the first quarter quashed hopes that the Bank of England (BoE) would ramp up its quantitative easing programme in order to kick-start the economy.
[25 Apr '13]

FTSE 100 movers: Miners lead the risers

Mining stocks rose on Thursday on the back of rising metal prices, led by Randgold Resources, Antofagasta, Vedanta, ENRC, and Polymetal.
[25 Apr '13]

London midday: Stocks fall as GDP data quashes stimulus hopes

Better-than-expected growth figures from the UK underwhelmed stock markets on Thursday morning, tempering hopes that the Bank of England (BoE) would ease policy to boost the economy.
[25 Apr '13]

Broker tips: Vodafone, AstraZeneca, Admiral

A potential offer by Verizon (VZ) for Vodafone's stake in their US wireless joint venture would have to increase substantially to please the British telecom group's shareholders, according to Jefferies.
[25 Apr '13]




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