Several Investment Banks Raise Price Targets for Various Companies
Multiple investment banks, including Barclays, Jefferies, JP Morgan, and RBC, have raised their price targets for a range of companies. Notable adjustments include JP Morgan raising its price target for Bank of America (BAC) to $68 from $62.5, and Barclays increasing its target for Amgen (AMGN) to $360 from $350. Other companies across various sectors also saw their price targets increased by different firms.
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