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Medtronic Analyst Turns Bullish; Top 5 Upgrades for Tuesday

Marcus LeeTuesday, Mar 4, 2025 9:43 am ET
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Medtronic, a leading medical device company, has seen a surge in analyst optimism, with several top firms upgrading their ratings and price targets. This positive sentiment is driven by the company's strong financial performance, innovative product pipeline, and expansion into high-growth markets. Here are the top 5 upgrades for Tuesday, highlighting the key factors that have analysts bullish on medtronic.

1. citigroup Upgrades Medtronic to 'Buy'
Citigroup analyst Joanne Wuensch upgraded Medtronic's rating from 'Neutral' to 'Buy' and raised the price target from $92 to $107. This upgrade reflects the analyst's positive outlook on the company's growth prospects, driven by strong revenue growth, improved gross and operating margins, and positive outlooks on key business segments such as Cardiac Rhythm Management, Structural Heart, Diabetes, and Neuromodulation.


2. Barclays Upgrades HSBC to 'Overweight'
Barclays analyst Aman Rakkar upgraded HSBC Holdings plc's rating from 'Equal-Weight' to 'Overweight.' This upgrade is based on the analyst's positive outlook on the banking sector and HSBC's strong performance in the face of challenging market conditions.
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