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TSX:BMO - Post Discussion

Bank of Montreal > Barclay Hikes -G&M
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Post by ace1mccoy on Jan 19, 2022 8:30am

Barclay Hikes -G&M

Barclays analyst John Aiken made a pair of rating changes to Canadian bank stocks on Wednesday.

He raised Bank of Montreal (

BMO-T -0.83%decrease
 
) to “overweight” from “equal weight” with a $165 target, rising from $140. The average on the Street is $156.44.

 

Conversely, he lowered Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM-T) to “equal weight” from “overweight” with a $169 target, up from $162 and above the $166.23 average.

Mr. Aiken also raised his Bank of Nova Scotia (

BNS-T -1.05%decrease
 
) target to $96 from $84, keeping a “overweight” rating. The average is $94.24.
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