The target prices of the main Italian banks have been cut. The decision comes from the Japanese financial analysis firm Nomura. Unicredit saw its price drop from 1,70 to 1,30 euros, Intesa Sanpaolo from 1,80 to 1,40, Ubi from 3,90 to 2,70, Montepaschi from 0,60 to 0,50, Mediobanca from 7,70 to 6,90, Banco Popolare from 1,60 to 1,20 and Banca Popolare dell'Emilia Romagna from 8,1 to 6,9. The downgrading from "neutral" to "reduce" has also arrived for Pop Milano.
Nomura cuts the target price of various Italian banks
Unicredit from 1,70 to 1,30 euros, Intesa Sanpaolo from 1,80 to 1,40, Ubi from 3,90 to 2,70, Montepaschi from 0,60 to 0,50, Mediobanca from 7,70 to 6,90, 1,60, Banco Popolare from 1,20 to 8,1 and Banca Popolare dell'Emilia Romagna from 6,9 to XNUMX – for Pop Milano there is also a downgrade.
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